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Engineering
Engineering
Studying Engineering at Weston College
Our engineering provision has rapidly expanded in recent years, due to demand from the engineering sector, in particular the manufacturing and aerospace companies in Bristol.
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Engineering Professional n.e.c., Engineering Technician, Electrical or Electronics Technician, Chemical Scientist, Production or Process Engineer, Chartered architectural technologist, Building or Civil Engineering TechnicianScroll down to view our courses
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This programme is the ideal introduction to engineering and will build up your basic engineering and IT skills as well as develop your technical knowledge. You will learn about the internet, how to make websites, pitching an engineering product, and animation. You will also get the opportunity to take part in work experience in the engineering...
Click HereEngineering and Manufacturing, T Level Transition Programme
This Transition to T Level engineering programme is the ideal choice if you are new to the subject or and want to progress onto the T Level programme. It covers the fundamental abilities and knowledge you will need to enter the engineering industry. You will have the choice and flexibility to learn about a variety of engineering activities,...
Click HereGeneral Welder, Apprenticeship
General Welders will be trained in all aspects of welding and will have the skill to: Produce good quality welds using two welding process/material type combinations (TIG, MMA, MIG/MAG, FCAW) and (Carbon and Low Alloy steel, High Alloy Ferritic/Martensitic Steel, Austenitic Stainless Steel, Nickel and Nickel Alloys, Aluminium and Aluminium ...
Click HereMaintenance and Operations Engineering Technician, Apprenticeship
This apprenticeship covers the following roles: Electrical Technicians; Mechanical Technicians; Control & Instrumentation Technicians; Wind Turbine Technicians Electrical System and Process Control Technicians; Electromechanical Technicians and Plant Operations Technicians. You will have the opportunity to combine on-the-job training wi...
Click HereThis Level 2 engineering programme is the ideal choice if you are new to the subject or have completed the Level 1 programme and want to enhance your skills. It covers the fundamental abilities and knowledge you will need to enter the engineering industry. You will have the choice and flexibility to learn about a variety of engineering activit...
Click HereComposites Technician, Apprenticeship
A composites technician is engaged in a variety of processes in the production and creation of materials and components that are used in a range of applications including airplanes, cars, boats, turbine blades, oil and gas rigs, bridges, trains and satellites. They provide specialised knowledge and skills that support manufacturing programme...
Click HereThis high-quality T Level Engineering programme can lead to an exciting career as an engineer. The qualification offers both a practical and academic focus and will provide you with skills, knowledge and understanding of subjects such as design, project, maths, materials and manufacturing principles within our Engineering Centre workshops and ...
Click HereEngineering Technician, Apprenticeship
This apprenticeship can lead into the following pathways: aerospace or aircraft fitter, machinist, technical support technician, mechatronics maintenance technician. It is aimed at people working at technician level in an engineering company. You will have the opportunity to combine ‘on-the-job training’ with study in a college environment...
Click HereThis Level 3 Engineering Technologies programme is ideal if you’re interested in a career in the engineering sector. It could lead to job roles such as maintenance engineer, mechanical engineer, welder, fabricator, and electrical or electronic engineer. You will learn about computer-automated and robotic system principles, analogue and di...
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Owen Davies, Engineering Technician Apprenticeship
Owen Davies
"I’ve enjoyed the apprenticeship as the units are varied and interesting. Also, The lecturers are very knowledgeable and helpful. Giving me the skills and experience for my future career. "
Studied: Engineering Technician Apprenticeship
What next? Completing the rest of his Apprenticeship with Airbus
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