Engineering Technologies Maintenance Pathway

EAL Diploma , Level 2
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What Our Students Say

“Being in the booth is quite zen to be honest. You just get in with the panel that you’re going to be spraying, your spray gun all hooked up, mask down, and you’re just away with your own thoughts, spraying away until you get the job done. It’s quite peaceful, like if you do go in there and you do have any negative thoughts or anything like that, you’ll come out and leave and you’ll have peace of mind by then.”

Harrison

Course Information

Introduction

Are you a school leaver passionate about engineering and looking to explore a rewarding path in maintenance and technology? This program is your key to the dynamic world of engineering technologies.

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Overview

Unlock Your Engineering Journey!

Master your maintenance skills as you dive into the intricacies of engineering maintenance, from fixing machinery to keeping systems running smoothly. Get ‘hands-on’ experience: Get ready to roll up your sleeves and apply your knowledge in real-world settings, developing your practical skills.

Join us on an exciting journey into engineering technology!

Who is this course for?

If you’re in year 11 or 12 and are looking to take the next steps towards your career these courses are for you. Our vast selection of vocational courses span a range of subjects and combine academic study with practical skills. Study in industry standard facilities and use our industry links to prepare for progression.

Course units/modules

Units include:

  • Basic electrical circuit inspection
  • Fitting and assembly techniques
  • Engineering environment awareness

Benefits and skills

  • Maintenance Expertise:
    • Acquire in-depth knowledge of engineering maintenance, including machinery and system upkeep
  • Practical Experience:
    • Develop hands-on skills, allowing you to apply your knowledge in real-world scenarios
  • Versatile Engineering Knowledge:
    • Build a solid foundation in engineering technology, making you adaptable across different industries.

Entry requirements

GCSEs at grade 3, one of which must be a grade 4 in maths. Alternatively, you could have completed a relevant level 1 diploma.

Available apprenticeships and progression options

Progression may include a level 3 qualification, an apprenticeship, or relevant employment.

Course details

Duration: 1 year
Start Date: 15/09/2025
Fees (16-18): No fee
Study Type: Full time
Course Code: 78878-01

Employment Statistics

  • Electricians and electrical fitters

    Average Salary
    £34,840
  • Assemblers (electrical and electronic products)

    Average Salary
    £24,440
  • Electrical engineers

    Average Salary
    £52,000

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