Are you curious about how things work, enjoy problem-solving, or excited by robotics? Our Level 2 Diploma in Engineering is a practical way to turn your interests into technical skills.
This course is suitable for students who have achieved a 4/C grade in English and Maths.
Level 2 Engineering
Course overview
Course information
On this course, you’ll explore what a future career in engineering and manufacturing could look like. From designing circuits and programming robotics to machining components and working with digital technologies, you’ll build the skills and confidence employers value.
This project-based course is designed to prepare you for a professional engineering environment. You’ll train in our purpose-built engineering workshop, using industry-standard machines and software to bring your projects to life.
You’ll be supported throughout the course by expert tutors who will guide you through both the theory and practical elements. You’ll learn how to safely operate machinery and develop your skills using Computer Aided Design (CAD) programmes, helping you grow in confidence as you progress.
During the course, you’ll study key modules including:
• Health and safety
• Tool skills and maintenance
• Understanding the mechanical engineering environment
• Customer service and communication
You’ll also have the opportunity to specialise in one of the following areas:
• Machining
• Engineering
• Maintenance
Alongside your studies, you’ll complete a tailored work experience placement with a leading industry specialist. Our dedicated Industry Liaison Officers will match you with a placement that supports your interests and career goals, with many students going on to secure paid work as a result.
To support your learning, you’ll have access to our specially designed centre for engineering, with equipment including Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines, robot arms, 3D printers, and milling machinery. These industry-focused spaces are designed to help you develop the skills, confidence, and experience needed to succeed in the engineering industry.