Engineering City and Guilds 2800 Levels 2 and 3

Engineering 2800 Levels 2 and 3 Awarding Body City & Guilds Course Details The Certificates and Diplomas in Engineering will develop the knowledge and skills you need for a successful engineering career. You will cover essential subjects such as principles of engineering and fabrication and engineering technology. Optional subjects include working with sheet metals and wiring and testing electrical circuits. Depending on the pathway you choose, you will cover topics like: identifying types of equipment used for manufacture workplace safety using formulae to solve engineering problems preparing equipment for welding drawings and specifications. A Course For Anyone aged 16 or over, looking to start or progress their career in engineering. Entry Requirements Level 2: You might be new to engineering - a school leaver, or someone retraining for a career change. Or your job might involve some engineering skills as part of a larger role, particularly in a small business. You want the basic underlying knowledge and practical skills for an engineering role. You will need four GCSEs at grades D-E or above, or a Level 1 pass. Level 3: You might be retraining for a career change, or you might already have some engineering experience. You want to develop a wider underlying knowledge and some specialist practical skills. You will need four GCSEs at grade C or above, including Maths and Science, or Engineering Level 2 with an average grade of ‘merit’. Assessment Assessment will be a mixture of practical assignments and written and on-line testing. Learning Outcome Successful candidates will be awarded Level 3 Certificate in Engineering Mechanical Manufacturing.