T-level - Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing

• Working within the engineering and manufacturing sectors
• Engineering and manufacturing past, present and future
• Engineering representations
• Essential mathematics for engineering and manufacturing
• Essential science for engineering and manufacturing
• Materials and their properties
• Mechanical principles
• Electrical and electronic principles
• Mechatronics
• Engineering and manufacturing control systems
• Quality management
• Health and safety principles and coverage
• Business, commercial and financial awareness
• Professional responsibilities, attitudes and behaviours
• Stock and asset management
• Continuous improvement
• Project and programme management

Employer Set Project: Work on an awarding body set project.

Occupational Specialism: Design and manufacture a product set by the awarding body.

• University
• Apprenticeship / Degree Apprenticeship 
• Employment

T-levels are recognised by Universities and hold a more substantial UCAS value than some A-levels or BTECs. A T-level is worth the equivalent of 3 A-levels. Due to the high level of industry experience you will receive, you would also be in a very strong position to move onto an Apprenticeship.

Level 3 engineering apprenticeships, university, degree apprenticeships within an engineering discipline, employment within an engineering manufacturing company, engineering project management employment.

Higher education courses such as Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Product Design, Mechatronics, Aerospace Engineering, or related STEM degree programmes.

Alternatively, students can move directly into skilled employment, Higher or Degree Apprenticeships, or technical roles including Design Engineer, Manufacturing Technician, Production Engineer, CAD Technician, Quality Engineer, and Project Engineer.

Future engineering careers:

• Mechanical Engineer
• Manufacturing Engineer 
•  Design Engineer
• Product Design Engineer
• Automotive Engineer
• Aerospace Engineer
• Electrical Engineer
• Electronic Engineer
• Mechatronics Engineer
• Robotics Engineer
  

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