Manufacturing Engineering: National Diploma

This Diploma will be of use to you if you are considering a career in Engineering from product design through to high technology production methods and technical sales. If you achieve good Diploma grades you would be a likely candidate for entrance to Higher Education, employment in Industry or entry to the Armed Forces

This course is an ideal introduction to the wide subject of Engineering. The main subjects you will study include Business Systems and Communications for Technicians, Mathematics, Engineering Drawing, Engineering Design, Computer Aided Design, Computer Numerical Control, Computer Aided Manufacture, Manufacturing Planning, Manufacturing Processes, Mechanical Science and Materials Technology.

Through practical work you will have the opportunity to design and make a range of interesting projects. During the two years of the course you must successfully complete eighteen units for the award of a Diploma. Grades of Merit and Distinction can also be awarded for modules where students achieve creditable performances.

You will be assessed by continuous assessment methods, ie coursework, assignments, projects and tests.

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About this course

Entry Requirements:
Minimum of 36 points including GCSE Grade C in English, Mathematics and Science or First Diploma at Merit or Distinction level. more..

Additional Costs:
Purchase of boots, overalls, materials, books and visits.

Exam board:
EDEXCEL

Programme Leader:
Gary Williams

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Robert Jones

Robert Jones joined the College from Chiltern Edge School on the First Diploma Social Studies course. His distinction profile ensured his place on the Engineering National Diploma and his continued diligence, hard work, practical skills and encouragement of his peers earned him the Education Award. Robert goes on to Coventry University to study Civil Engineering.