Engineering Level 2

"Units you will cover include 201- Working in Engineering 202 - Principals of Engineering Technology 203 - Principals of Manufacturing Technology 204 - Machine Components Using Milling Techniques 205 - Machine Components using Turning Techniques 206 - Using bench Fitting Techniques 224 - Constructing, Testing and Fault Finding Electrical Circuits "

You have different options. You can progress to the T Level in Engineering or go into an Apprenticeship or study an alternative level 3 qualification within Further Education.

Minimum of 4 GCSE at grade 3 or above including maths and English.

"There are bursaries available to help you with other course cost, call 01235 216 298 for more information.The 19+ full fee button displays the full fee that may apply, the rules on fee reduction are complicated and we would encourage you to talk to our Admissions staff on 01235 555 585 to discuss your options. Also see the Course Fees & Finance page by searching Fees and bursaries link at the top of the screen."


As part of your course we may organise trips to assist you with your learning. Trips are optional, and you will not be penalised if you choose not to participate.

There are bursaries available to help you with other course costs. Call 01235 216 212 for more information.

The rules on fee reduction are complicated and we would encourage you to talk to our Admissions staff on 01235 555 585 to discuss your options. You can find more information on our Fees and Bursaries page - search "Fees and Bursaries" at the top of the page.

City and Guilds L2 in Engineering

A variety of assessment methods are used including observation of practical workshop tasks, practical task write ups which detail how the task was performed, written theory knowledge papers and online exams. These will challenge your understanding of the content and concepts of engineering. If required you will also study GSCE English and/or maths to support your entry to employment, apprenticeship or further studies.

"As well as the technical and practical skills you will gain a range of transferable skills including written and oral communication, team working, self-management, time management, leadership, self-confidence and self-directed learning. You will gain the knowledge, skills and behaviours that you need to gain employment or to progress you onto your next level of study ."