L2 Diploma in Engineering Technologies

What Modules will you Study?

This comprehensive programme is recognised by industry as the first step towards a career in engineering. Students will be equipped with a breadth of knowledge and practical competence in mechanical engineering or fabrication and welding. Students will complete one taster week in each of the mechanical and fabrication and welding disciplines before choosing their preferred pathway for the remainder of study.

The programme includes practical tasks, technical knowledge and a portfolio of evidence.

Every full-time course will include a real experience of work.

Maths and English are an integral part of this course and will be assessed at the relevant levels.

How long is the course?

Full-time over one year.

Where will I learn?

Channelside Campus

How much will this course cost?

Please refer to the College fees policy, for more information please contact Student.Services@furness.ac.uk

What are the entry requirements?

You will need a minimum of four GCSEs grade 3 or above, including English, maths and science, or other equivalent qualifications.
Applicants will be expected to attend an interview.

What opportunities will this lead to?

Employment as a craftsperson in the industry, an Apprenticeship or Level 3 Subsidiary Diploma in Engineering Craft or Technical Engineering. Progression is based on aptitude and a successful interview. Students can be employed in the industry in jobs such as CAD operators, draughting or technical and craft engineering roles.The career paths available in this field are vast and there has never been a more exciting time to join such a diverse and rewarding profession. Many of our students secure apprenticeships with local and national employers, such as BAE and Siemens, or go onto higher-level study, securing places on our HNC or BEng programmes.