Summary

Students will learn about basic engineering, design and materials, and how to produce simple engineering drawings. Students will cover introductory elements of the motor vehicle , including servicing and basic systems. Students will also look at how to develop new ideas and concepts for the future, such as the impact of recycling.

Throughout the course, students will get lots of practical experience and be able to promote themselves in the job market, as well as learning core skills in teamwork, communication and problem solving. Units of study include working safely in engineering, developing skills in making engineering components using hand tools, developing skills in planning and making a machined product, developing skills in routine servicing of a motor vehicle, starting work in Engineering, starting work in the Motor Trade, investigating rights and responsibilities at work, positive attitudes and behaviour at work, interpreting and using engineering information, engineering marking out, managing personal risk and understanding personal identity.

Students will also take Functional Skills in English, Maths or GCSE depending on grades. Help will be available for those who require additional support for Maths and English and any other form required.