Further Details | |
|---|---|
Course Code | LP00249 |
Location | Deeside |
Duration | Full Time, This is a 1 year full-time course. |
Department | Engineering, Manufacturing & Maintenance |
Start Date | 01 Sep 2025 |
End Date | 19 Jun 2026 |
Course Overview
This practical course will help you gain skills in a variety of Engineering.
You will also gain skills in Engineering Measurements & Calculations and Health & Safety. This course will provide you with the theory and knowledge that underpins the practical competences. This course follows the City and Guilds Diploma in Engineering level 2; all students will need to complete 6 of the following units for full achievement .
City and Guilds 7682- 20:Practical (Example Units)
Unit 201 Working Safely in an Engineering Environment
Unit 20 Carrying out Engineering Activities Efficiently and Effectively
Unit 203 Using and Communicating Technical Information
Unit 20 Producing Mechanical Engineering Drawings using a CAD system
Unit 20 Producing Components using Hand Fitting Techniques
Unit 211 Preparing and using Lathes for Turning Operations
Unit 219 Maintaining Mechanical Devices and Equipment
Unit 222 Producing Sheet Metal Components and Assemblies
Unit 23 Wiring and Testing Electrical Equipment and Circuits
Development of Literacy and Numeracy Skills
Work Related Experience
This practical and theory based course involves the skills and knowledge needed to do the job, ability to organise work and identify and prevent problems.
Learners who have not achieved grade C/4 in GCSE Mathematics and English will be expected to attend sessions to support this in addition to their vocational programme.
You will also gain skills in Engineering Measurements & Calculations and Health & Safety. This course will provide you with the theory and knowledge that underpins the practical competences. This course follows the City and Guilds Diploma in Engineering level 2; all students will need to complete 6 of the following units for full achievement .
City and Guilds 7682- 20:Practical (Example Units)
Unit 201 Working Safely in an Engineering Environment
Unit 20 Carrying out Engineering Activities Efficiently and Effectively
Unit 203 Using and Communicating Technical Information
Unit 20 Producing Mechanical Engineering Drawings using a CAD system
Unit 20 Producing Components using Hand Fitting Techniques
Unit 211 Preparing and using Lathes for Turning Operations
Unit 219 Maintaining Mechanical Devices and Equipment
Unit 222 Producing Sheet Metal Components and Assemblies
Unit 23 Wiring and Testing Electrical Equipment and Circuits
Development of Literacy and Numeracy Skills
Work Related Experience
This practical and theory based course involves the skills and knowledge needed to do the job, ability to organise work and identify and prevent problems.
Learners who have not achieved grade C/4 in GCSE Mathematics and English will be expected to attend sessions to support this in addition to their vocational programme.
The work is assessed by the following;
1. Short written assignments
2. Practical observation quality checks of products fabricated, made and produced.
1. Short written assignments
2. Practical observation quality checks of products fabricated, made and produced.
4 GCSEs at grade D/3 or above including Maths and English Language/Welsh (1st Language), or successful completion of a relevant Level 1 qualification.
At Coleg Cambria we would encourage you to do the very best that you can in your exams. The better your grades the more options you will have, and may result in you gaining entry onto a higher level course.
At Coleg Cambria we would encourage you to do the very best that you can in your exams. The better your grades the more options you will have, and may result in you gaining entry onto a higher level course.
Students can enter into employment and continue to study on a day release basis or enter into a sponsored Modern Apprenticeship with a participating employer. Those who have also successfully completed the PEO Level 2 could also continue onto a Level 3 programme e.g. BTEC Level 3 Subsidiary & Extended Diploma or onto the Electro-Technical Installation course.
Learners are encouraged to re-sit GCSES, where grades are lower than a C/4.
Learners are encouraged to re-sit GCSES, where grades are lower than a C/4.
Some courses may require kit/uniform to be purchased. Please see attached kit list for further information.
Useful downloads
Useful downloads
Kit ListReady to begin your journey?
Our Open Days
Our Open Days are your chance to explore the College and find out about the range of courses we offer.
Accessible Open Event – Llysfasi
28/11/2024
17:00
Neurodiverse people who want to study at Cambria are invited to our Accessible Open Events.
It’s the perfect opportunity to explore everything Cambria has to offer in a sensory-supportive setting.
Accessible Open Event – Bersham Road
21/11/2024
17:00
Neurodiverse people who want to study at Cambria are invited to our Accessible Open Events.
It’s the perfect opportunity to explore everything Cambria has to offer in a sensory-supportive setting.
Accessible Open Event – Northop
27/11/2024
17:00
Neurodiverse people who want to study at Cambria are invited to our Accessible Open Events.
It’s the perfect opportunity to explore everything Cambria has to offer in a sensory-supportive setting.
