Most learners on the BTEC Level 3 programme work towards a BTEC Level 3 Foundation Diploma in year one and progress onto an extended Diploma in year two. The emphasis is on learning theories, concepts and practices within engineering that will provide knowledge and understanding to enable the learner to analyse, solve and evaluate real engineering problems. Learners then benefit from a nationally recognised Level 3 qualification which carries UCAS points for University entry or contributes to the framework of an apprenticeship in Engineering. In this study programme you will apply the principles and knowledge on how to successfully work in Engineering that will include, but not be limited to: - Product Design & Manufacture - Calculus - Computer-Aided Design - Electronics - Metallic material - Engineering process - Engineering principles
You will need to have 4 GCSEs at grade 9 – 4 (A - C) to include Maths, or successful completion of a full Level 2 qualification. In addition you will need to have a successful interview that shows interests and hobbies related to the world of Engineering.
Assessment will take place via assignments set throughout the year. Each unit studied (9) will have approximately 3 assignments. Assignments will carry success criteria of Pass, Merit and Distinction grades.
About Education Provider
| Region | East of England |
| Local Authority | Cambridgeshire |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Science Park Campus, Kings Hedges Road, Cambridge, CB4 2QT |
Most learners on the BTEC Level 3 programme work towards a BTEC Level 3 Foundation Diploma in year one and progress onto an extended Diploma in year two. The emphasis is on learning theories, concepts and practices within engineering that will provide knowledge and understanding to enable the learner to analyse, solve and evaluate real engineering problems. Learners then benefit from a nationally recognised Level 3 qualification which carries UCAS points for University entry or contributes to the framework of an apprenticeship in Engineering. In this study programme you will apply the principles and knowledge on how to successfully work in Engineering that will include, but not be limited to: - Product Design & Manufacture - Calculus - Computer-Aided Design - Electronics - Metallic material - Engineering process - Engineering principles
You will need to have 4 GCSEs at grade 9 – 4 (A - C) to include Maths, or successful completion of a full Level 2 qualification. In addition you will need to have a successful interview that shows interests and hobbies related to the world of Engineering.
Assessment will take place via assignments set throughout the year. Each unit studied (9) will have approximately 3 assignments. Assignments will carry success criteria of Pass, Merit and Distinction grades.