BTEC Level 3 Advanced Manufacturing Engineering Course in Shrewsbury. Classes run at Shrewsbury College, part-time during the day over two years. The course covers the technical knowledge behind advanced manufacturing engineering, from materials and processes to engineering principles. It suits anyone building knowledge alongside work or other commitments. Fees apply, though the government may cover costs for adults who don't yet hold a full Level 3 qualification. Contact Shrewsbury College to confirm your eligibility before you apply.
Who this course is for
Please see our website for details of the course Level 3 BTEC Diploma in Manufacturing Engineering. Shrewsbury Colleges Group gives students greater choices and dedicated subject resources at different campus locations and is proud to offer the largest and most flexible curriculum offer within Shropshire, comprising of A Levels, Vocational Diplomas, Apprenticeships and Higher Education qualifications.
Entry requirements
Please see our website for details
What you will learn
You'll develop knowledge of advanced manufacturing processes and techniques.
You'll study engineering materials and their properties.
You'll learn the principles of mechanical science and applied mathematics.
You'll understand quality assurance and control in manufacturing environments.
You'll explore computer-aided design and manufacturing systems.
You'll build knowledge of health, safety, and industry regulations in engineering settings.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions at Shrewsbury College. The Pearson Edexcel BTEC Diploma is assessed through a combination of assignments, projects, and internally assessed units. Work is marked by tutors at the centre and moderated by Pearson Edexcel. There are no formal written exams for most units. You'll build a portfolio of evidence across the two years of study.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Shrewsbury College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Manufacturing technician: supporting production processes in engineering firms.
CNC machinist: operating computer-controlled machinery in manufacturing.
Quality control inspector: checking components meet engineering specifications.
Maintenance engineer: keeping production equipment running safely.
Production engineer: improving manufacturing efficiency and output.
Engineering technician: providing technical support across engineering teams.
What you could study next
Level 4 HNC in Engineering (Pearson Edexcel): a higher-level qualification recognised for technician roles and university entry.
Degree Apprenticeship in Manufacturing Engineering: combines paid work with a full engineering degree.
NVQ Level 3 in Engineering Maintenance: adds a practical, competence-based qualification alongside your technical knowledge, useful for roles requiring both.
