Level 1 Certificate in Engineering

The course combines both theory and hands-on practice. You'll start with a mandatory unit:

· Working in Engineering: Understand the basics of the engineering environment, safety practices, and effective teamwork.

After that, you can choose from a variety of optional units to match your interests, such as:

· Basic Fitting Techniques: Learn how to use hand tools and perform fitting tasks.

· Basic Milling and Turning Techniques: Get introduced to machining processes.

· Mechanical and Electrical Assembly: Discover how to assemble mechanical and electrical components.

· Welding Processes: Explore different welding methods like MIG, TIG, and OXY-Acetylene.

· Computer-Aided Design (CAD): Gain skills in using CAD software to create engineering drawings.

These units are designed to give you a broad understanding and practical experience in various engineering fields.

After completing this course, you can:

· Advance Your Studies: Move on to a Level 2 Engineering course to deepen your knowledge.

· Start an Apprenticeship: Combine work and study in an engineering apprenticeship.

· Enter the Workforce: Begin working in entry-level engineering positions.