Engineering, Energy & Advanced Manufacturing
Do you like fixing things, taking things apart and working out how they work? Are you interested in a well-paid career where you solve problems through engineered solutions?
Where will your story take you?
From learning new skills, to building the knowledge you need to get set for your future. Wherever your story takes you next, at Hugh Baird College, we can help get you there.
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Career Opportunities
The Engineering, Energy and Advanced Manufacturing sector is a vital asset to the Liverpool City Region, supporting nearly 50,000 careers in 3,000 companies. It’s a great time to be thinking about a career in this sector.
Engineering, Energy & Advanced Manufacturing at Hugh Baird College
With the growth of the LCR Advanced Manufacturing sector and developments at the Liverpool2 SuperPort, there is an increase in local demand for Engineers in the fields of Electrical, Marine, Aeronautical, Advanced Manufacturing and Wind and Tidal Energy, to name but a few.
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Work Experience on the Daniel Adamson Steamship
A group of Level 3 Engineering students undertook work experience on the Daniel Adamson steamship. Working under the guidance of 'The Danny's' team of engineer volunteers, they have been helping with the maintenance and restoration of the vessel in time for its Summer events season.
“No matter how complicated or simple a question was, tutors would always provide me and my classmates with a comprehensive answer.”
Dylan Kaye came to College with a passion for learning his trade and excelled while studying on the Level 2 and 3 Electrical Installations study programmes. On completion of his Level 3 course and thanks to links the College has with local firms, he was offered an apprenticeship with CP Hood Electrical.
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Where are they now?
Jillian Matsa, studying for a degree in Engineering at Liverpool John Moores University.
“I enjoyed taking part in the course and learning about the different aspects of engineering and in addition to this, I enjoyed going on work experience as it gave me a clearer insight on the career path that I had chosen and the other skills that are required to be successful in the industry. While at College, we were also visited by employers from the engineering world. They told us what they specialise in at their firms and the types of opportunities that are available to aspiring engineers at their company. This really inspired me and gave me the chance to build up my industry contacts.”
Where are they now?
Chris Thomas, Mechanical Engineering degree at Lancaster University.
"In College you are treated as an adult. You have to be independent and manage your time effectively. I know this will helped me when I came to do my degree at university.”
