This Level 3 Aircraft Maintenance Technician Apprenticeship is ideal if you want to start a career in aircraft maintenance. Learn practical skills in engineering processes, maintenance techniques, and using materials and documentation in the aviation industry.
A Machinist Engineer Apprentice will be predominantly involved in highly skilled, complex and precision work.
A Metal Fabricator Apprentice will be manufacturing anything that can be fabricated out of metal, such as bridges, oil rigs and ships.
Are you interested in learning more about Engineering apprenticeships? Then the Exeter College Engineering Expo is not to be missed!
Join us on 30th April to meet both large and small employers and discover apprenticeships from Level 2 to 4. Employers will be showcasing vacancies and offering valuable insights into the engineering industry.
This event is open to everyone, including College students, parents/guardians, students completing their GCSEs, and members of the public.
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“I feel the knowledge I have gained is my biggest achievement and an asset. This especially reflects with the higher education course inline with industry work. Engineering is extremely broad and it is clear that teaching this has been approached with a high level of care and diligence with the HNC I am a part of. This is especially impressive when considering individuals like me who are in industry and the commitments brought with this.”
This Apprenticeship will teach you fundamental principles of engineering, including the technical knowledge within your chosen pathway which include: Manufacturing, Maintenance, Electrical, Product Design, Fabrication or Material Finishing.
This course is underpinned by the knowledge qualification for the Level 3 Engineering Apprenticeship Standard and as such give an industry recognised qualification that can be used to progress onto Higher level studies or to be used as a partial accreditation for a Level 3 Apprenticeship.
This Apprenticeship is aimed at Engineers looking to progress from their Level 2 Engineering Operative to develop a higher level of knowledge, skills and professional behaviours in their chosen industry specific pathway.
A Mechanical Engineering Technician Apprentice deals with the design, development, installation, operation and maintenance of mechanical devices, such as new objects, including kitchen appliances through to car engines. This Higher Apprenticeship programme offers a practical approach by combining an academic HNC course with a workplace assessed NVQ 4.
This Higher Apprenticeship programme offers a practical approach by combining an academic HNC course with a workplace assessed NVQ 4.
