Intermediate Multi-skilled Engineering (EAL Level 2 Diploma)

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Intermediate Multi-skilled Engineering (EAL Level 2 Diploma)

Birmingham metropolitan college
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Description

This course is aimed at students interesting in progressing in an Engineering vocation up to Technician level.
A grounding in basic skills, knowledge and understanding of common engineering practices, along with a grasp of safe working practices, are essential for anyone seeking to build a career in engineering.
Performing Engineering Operations NVQ provide the ideal foundation for entrants into a wide range of occupations. They are based on national occupational standards, developed to meet the needs of the engineering industry now and into the future, and can satisfy the foundation requirement of the Apprenticeship and Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering.

Course content

3 Mandatory units …

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This course is aimed at students interesting in progressing in an Engineering vocation up to Technician level.
A grounding in basic skills, knowledge and understanding of common engineering practices, along with a grasp of safe working practices, are essential for anyone seeking to build a career in engineering.
Performing Engineering Operations NVQ provide the ideal foundation for entrants into a wide range of occupations. They are based on national occupational standards, developed to meet the needs of the engineering industry now and into the future, and can satisfy the foundation requirement of the Apprenticeship and Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering.

Course content

3 Mandatory units & 3 optional units of The Performing Engineering Operations level 2 NVQ see units below.

  • Working safely in an engineering environment
  • Working efficiently and effectively in engineering
  • Using and communicating technical information
  • Producing components using hand fitting techniques
  • Preparing and using lathes for turning operations
  • Wiring and testing electrical equipment and circuits

2 Functional Skills Mathematics English

Entry Requirements

By initial interview. A reference from school/college or employer is required. Additionally 4 GCSEs at grade D or above to include: Mathematics, English, Any Technology subject, plus one other, or competency at NVQ Level 1 in an appropriate pathway and Level 1 Functional skills in Maths and English.

Delivery & Assessment methods

Competence is proven by performing a series of practical activities in the workshop. Assessment is by continuous observation of these activities with a portfolio which includes underpinning knowledge assessed by verbal questioning. No exams are required

Progression

Level 3 Engineering Apprentice, or other Level 2 or 3 Engineering qualifications.

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