HNC in Manufacturing Engineering (Part-time January start)
| Mode of study | 1 lesson per week |
| Duration | 2 Years |
| Campus | London Road Campus |
| Start date | 17 January 2024 Please note that day of week is just an indication at this stage and could be subject to change |
| Tuition Fee | £4,625 Tuition fees stated are the annual cost |
| Course code | PLR4EHC003 (2325B) |
| Runs on | Wednesday 09:00-16:00 |
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Who is it for?
The Pearson BTEC Higher National qualifications in Engineering are aimed at students wanting to continue their education through applied learning. Higher Nationals provide a wide-ranging study of the engineering sector and are designed for students who wish to further develop or pursue a career in engineering. In addition to the skills, knowledge and techniques that underpin the study of the sector, Pearson BTEC Higher Nationals in Engineering give students experience of the breadth and depth of the sector that will prepare them for employment, progression within employment or further study.
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Entry Requirements
Entry requirements could include A BTEC Level 3 qualification in Engineering; A GCE Advanced Level profile that demonstrates strong performance in a relevant subject or adequate performance in more than one GCE subject, (this profile is likely to be supported by GCSE grades at A* to C and/or 9 to 4 (or equivalent)) or other related Level 3 qualifications.
Entry to the course may also be available through related work experience.
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What does the course involve?
This course combines practical and classroom learning to develop your understanding of engineering principles. Our expert teachers will guide you through the requirements of this course and equip you with the skills necessary to successfully complete this course.
The structure of this course means that full-time and part-time students can complete this course alongside other commitments. The full-time course is studied over two days per week and the part-time course is studied over one day per week.The programme is comprised of eight separate units of study. Each unit has a value of 15 credits.
You must achieve a minimum of 120 credits (of which at least 65 must be at level 4) on your programme of learning to be awarded a Pearson BTEC Level 4 HNC.
- Engineering Design
- Engineering Maths
- Engineering Science
- Production Engineering and Manufacturing
- Quality & Process Improvement
- Mechanical Principles
- Managing a Professional Engineering Project
- Fundamentals of Thermodynamics and Heat Engines
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How is the course assessed?
Your work will be continually assessed throughout the course. The assessment will depend upon the particular module being studied. Typical assessment methods include assignments, practical experiments, log books and presentations. Please refer to the Course Specification for additional information.
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Further Information
Students can progress directly into a career in engineering or they may choose to continue their studies and study for an additional two years to achieve an HND qualification.
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What do I do next?
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Beth Knight
A Level Product Design (Media Studies and Music)
Previous school: Belvidere School
I took Product Design at A Level because I was inspired by my GCSE teacher. I really enjoy how hands on the subject is and using the computers to bring your designs to life. You can explore your creative side in a relaxed environment.
Owen Mason
Level 3 Extended Diploma in Engineering
Previous school: Church Stretton School
I came here because I'm interested in Engineering. I really enjoyed doing my final project and having the creativity to come up with my own design and I have also enjoyed working with hydraulics. I achieved D*D*D* in my Diploma and am now going on to do an Apprenticeship. The teachers are helpful and the equipment at the College is state-of-the-art.
Samantha Pitchford
Level 2 Fabrication and Welding
Previous school: Charlton School
I’m a practical person, so I wanted to do something with my hands. I didn’t have any experience before, but the teachers were really good at guiding me through. I’m a bit of a perfectionist, so the fact that the staff let me work to my own pace really helped. I have now secured an Apprenticeship with Caterpillar in Shrewsbury, and I can see myself being there for some time. I’m sure it wouldn’t have happened unless I’d been on this course as at my interview they seemed really impressed with what I was doing.
Chloe Millington
Engineering Apprentice at Ricoh
I studied Product Design at A Level and really enjoyed it. Taking on an Engineering Apprenticeship seemed like the natural progression from that, and I’ve appreciated every minute of it. It is great working for Ricoh and being able to study at SCG, as I get so many opportunities, such as taking part in WorldSkills.
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