At least four GCSEs at grade 3 or above, or achievement of a pass in a relevant Level 1 qualification. GCSE grade 3 or above in Maths.
Entry requirements
Why choose this course?
This course provides a solid introduction to engineering maintenance, covering both workshop and technician-focused pathways. Learners develop practical skills in fabrication, machining, electronics and mechanical systems, supported by essential theory that prepares them for progression into Level 3 engineering study or technical apprenticeship routes.
Further information
For learners with some engineering background or those progressing from Level 1 who want to develop broad technical capability. Ideal for individuals who enjoy practical learning, problem solving and working with tools, machinery and engineered systems across a range of workshop and technician environments.
- CAD and CNC for producing engineered components
- Electronics
- Hydraulics and pneumatics used in modern engineering systems
- Material science
The qualification enables progression to Level 3 engineering, apprenticeships or entry-level technical roles. It forms a strong foundation for pathways such as mechanical maintenance, manufacturing, electronics or multi-skilled engineering, supporting lon
Learners complete a mix of practical assessments, online GOLA exams, written tests and evaluation of completed test pieces under controlled conditions. Theory and practical elements are closely combined, ensuring skills and knowledge are demonstrated cons