Maths 3
156766
4665
EE2CD3D
Engineering
Engineering (CTEC | Level 3 | Double)
Science and Mathematics
science-and-mathematics
13
60145997
8747
This industry-focused course is designed to build your theoretical and practical skills in maths and engineering, giving you the perfect foundation to progress to an apprenticeship or higher education. With a major focus on electrical engineering, you'll design and test electronic circuits on printed circuit boards, use simulation software, and develop your skills in computer-aided design (CAD) software for 3D product design. You'll also learn how to programme a microchip to control circuitry in projects. Developed with local employers, this course offers real-world industry insights through visits to local engineering employers such as HETA, RWE and CATCH, where you will complete a renewables project and experience an industry taster day. You'll also have the opportunity to explore universities and take part in our incredible STEM Day, where you'll immerse yourself in interactive engineering workshops, ensuring you have the knowledge, experience and skills you need to take your next steps in engineering.

For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements


If you love solving problems and thinking creatively, this is the course for you. Studying Engineering will open up a range of exciting careers from energy to aviation and beyond, helping you develop your skills in the design, development, manufacture, and maintenance of engineering products and systems.


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1
Combination of coursework and assessment
<p><b>Possible Career Paths:</b></p>Electrical / Electronic Engineer<br>Design Engineer<br>Civil Engineer<br>Software Engineer<br>Process Engineer<br>Aerospace Engineer<br>Energy Engineer

Level 3
National Diploma (BTEC)

True

Engineering (CTEC | Level 3 | Double)

Level
3
Type
CTEC | Level 3 | Double
Programme
Double
Duration (Yrs)
2

If you love solving problems and thinking creatively, this is the course for you. Studying Engineering will open up a range of exciting careers from energy to aviation and beyond, helping you develop your skills in the design, development, manufacture, and maintenance of engineering products and systems.


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Your Next Steps

Possible Career Paths:

Electrical / Electronic Engineer
Design Engineer
Civil Engineer
Software Engineer
Process Engineer
Aerospace Engineer
Energy Engineer

Course Content

This industry-focused course is designed to build your theoretical and practical skills in maths and engineering, giving you the perfect foundation to progress to an apprenticeship or higher education. With a major focus on electrical engineering, you'll design and test electronic circuits on printed circuit boards, use simulation software, and develop your skills in computer-aided design (CAD) software for 3D product design. You'll also learn how to programme a microchip to control circuitry in projects. Developed with local employers, this course offers real-world industry insights through visits to local engineering employers such as HETA, RWE and CATCH, where you will complete a renewables project and experience an industry taster day. You'll also have the opportunity to explore universities and take part in our incredible STEM Day, where you'll immerse yourself in interactive engineering workshops, ensuring you have the knowledge, experience and skills you need to take your next steps in engineering.

Your Assessment

Combination of coursework and assessment

Our Entry Requirements

For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements

156766
4665
EE2CD3D
Engineering
Engineering (CTEC | Level 3 | Double)
Science and Mathematics
science-and-mathematics
13
60145997
8747
This industry-focused course is designed to build your theoretical and practical skills in maths and engineering, giving you the perfect foundation to progress to an apprenticeship or higher education. With a major focus on electrical engineering, you'll design and test electronic circuits on printed circuit boards, use simulation software, and develop your skills in computer-aided design (CAD) software for 3D product design. You'll also learn how to programme a microchip to control circuitry in projects. Developed with local employers, this course offers real-world industry insights through visits to local engineering employers such as HETA, RWE and CATCH, where you will complete a renewables project and experience an industry taster day. You'll also have the opportunity to explore universities and take part in our incredible STEM Day, where you'll immerse yourself in interactive engineering workshops, ensuring you have the knowledge, experience and skills you need to take your next steps in engineering.

For the latest entry requirements for all our courses please click the following link: https://www.franklin.ac.uk/courses/course-entry-requirements


If you love solving problems and thinking creatively, this is the course for you. Studying Engineering will open up a range of exciting careers from energy to aviation and beyond, helping you develop your skills in the design, development, manufacture, and maintenance of engineering products and systems.


Complementary Courses:

Maths
False
1
Combination of coursework and assessment
<p><b>Possible Career Paths:</b></p>Electrical / Electronic Engineer<br>Design Engineer<br>Civil Engineer<br>Software Engineer<br>Process Engineer<br>Aerospace Engineer<br>Energy Engineer

Level 3
National Diploma (BTEC)

True
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