This course is normally studied part-time (one day) over two years, but there is the option to study full-time (two days) over one year. It is designed for those looking to develop a career in electrical and electronic engineering, with the emphasis on applying electrical, electronic and control principles to practical situations such as PLC and robot work cells. You will be studying in state-of-the-art engineering facilities, with industry-standard equipment such as robotic, PLC and process control technology.
You will be taught by staff with strong industry experience and links to key employers. In addition, fellow students will come from a broad range of employers. This course can also form the academic part of a Higher Apprenticeship.
The modules studied may include:
This course is normally studied part-time (one day) over two years, but there is the option to study full-time (two days) over one year. It is designed for those looking to develop a career in electrical and electronic engineering, with the emphasis on applying electrical, electronic and control principles to practical situations such as PLC and robot work cells. You will be studying in state-of-the-art engineering facilities, with industry-standard equipment such as robotic, PLC and process control technology.
You will be taught by staff with strong industry experience and links to key employers. In addition, fellow students will come from a broad range of employers. This course can also form the academic part of a Higher Apprenticeship.
The modules studied may include:
You could choose to progress on to an HND course or study a degree course at a university of your choice. Alternatively, you could progress to employment. Graduates find roles within industries such as electronic, electrical, instrumentation, project and technical sales engineer manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, energy and water.
Typically entrants will possess:
Mature applicants with relevant experience who do not have the stated entry requirements are encouraged to apply.