Length of Course

1 year.

Examination Board

EMTA (Engineering and Marine Training Authority).

Assessment Method and Component Percentages

Practical tasks plus portfolio.
The assessment and internal verification takes place at Minster College.

Entry Requirememts

Enthusiasm and dedication to learn.  Students are expected to be punctual and attend regularly.

How You Will Learn

Every student will have the opportunity to develop the skills required in modern day machining and fitting by producing items of useful tools and test pieces.  The practical tasks along with the portfolio evidence lead to proof of competence.  Our team of qualified and experienced trainers/assessors assist and encourage you to learn and progress at your own pace.

What You Will Learn

You will learn practical tasks/skills in our workshop and attend theory lectures.  Direct input from you the student.

Subject Expectations

Each student is expected to be a regular and punctual attender.
Maintain a high standard of quality and accuracy.
Keep the portfolio up to date with regular entries.
Maintain a high standard of Health and Safety.
Work as part of our team.

Career Opportunities

We have a very high percentage of students continuing to complete a full apprenticeship within the local engineering industry and the armed forces.

Allied Subjects

Key skills in: Communication, IT, Numeracy, working with others and improving own learning and performance

Key Skills

This subject offers opportunities for students to develop the nationally specified Key Skills.  The development of student Key Skills enrich their programme of study.  It will also allow them to gain acknowledged qualifications that is valued by employers and providers of higher education.

Staff Contact

If you would like more details please contact Mr Clive Watson at, The Island Engineering Centre.