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Engineering T Level

Level 3 - Advanced

Engineering T Level

Want a career in engineering? Looking to becoming an engineering, get yourself signed up to our innovative Engineering T-level.

In collaboration with employers, 16–18-year-olds can now work through a new form of learning. Preparing students for employment in the engineering field, in their chosen specialism. Our unique course is broken down into two pathways – Maintenance engineering technologies in Mechanical and Maintenance engineering in Control. Equivalent to three A-levels, this Engineering T-level course will help gain experience and obtain a qualification to boost your prospects. All supported by our teaching staff and amazing careers team.

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James Watt College

01-09-2025

£0.00*

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* Courses are free for 16-18s. Students aged 19 or over could be charged fees and is subject to a fee assessment. Learners on benefits in the majority of cases courses are also free. Fee assessments are completed at enrolment.

Course Length: 35 Weeks

You will need 5 GCSEs at a minimum of a grade 5 to include English, maths and a science.

This course is full time – Monday to Friday for 2 years (including work placement as required).

Assignment is through projects, exams, tests, and controlled assessment.

Students can also use this T Level to do a related higher-level apprenticeship, Higher National in Engineering or a degree course.

Engineering common core in:-

  • Unit 1 Working within the engineering and manufacturing sectors
  • Unit 2 Engineering and manufacturing past, present, and future
  • Unit 3 Engineering representations
  • Unit 4 Essential mathematics for engineering and manufacturing
  • Unit 5 Essential science for engineering and manufacturing
  • Unit 6 Materials and their properties
  • Unit 7 Mechanical principles
  • Unit 8 Electrical and electronic principles
  • Unit 9 Mechatronics
  • Unit 10 Engineering and manufacturing control systems
  • Unit 11 Quality management
  • Unit 12 Health and safety principles and coverage
  • Unit 13 Business, commercial and financial awareness
  • Unit 14 Professional responsibilities, attitudes, and behaviours
  • Unit 15 Stock and asset management
  • Unit 16 Continuous improvement
  • Unit 17 Project and programme management

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