Free BTEC Level 3 Engineering Course in Street. Classes run at Strode College, full-time during the day. This free btec engineering course is for learners aged 16 to 18 years old. The course runs over two years and covers the broad technical knowledge and practical skills that engineering roles demand. You'll study across core engineering disciplines, building the level 3 btec engineering qualification that universities and employers in the sector recognise. Entry requirements vary, so contact Strode College directly to confirm what you'll need.
Who this course is for
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Entry requirements
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What you will learn
You'll develop knowledge of engineering principles including mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems.
You'll apply mathematical and scientific concepts to engineering problems.
You'll learn how to read and produce engineering drawings and technical documents.
You'll explore materials science and manufacturing processes used in industry.
You'll practise health and safety procedures relevant to engineering environments.
You'll develop project management and problem-solving skills used across engineering disciplines.
You'll build an understanding of quality control and testing methods.
How you will learn
The Pearson Edexcel BTEC National Extended Diploma is assessed through a mix of internally assessed assignments and externally set examinations. Assignments are completed over the course of each unit and marked by your tutors. Some units are assessed through written exams set and marked by Pearson Edexcel. Classroom sessions combine taught theory with practical and project-based work.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Strode College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Engineering technician: supports engineers across mechanical, electrical, or civil projects.
Manufacturing technician: oversees production processes in factories and plants.
Maintenance engineer: keeps industrial machinery and systems running safely.
CAD technician: produces technical drawings and designs using specialist software.
Quality control inspector: tests products and processes to meet industry standards.
Electrical installation engineer: installs and maintains electrical systems in buildings.
Apprentice engineer: combines on-the-job training with further qualifications.
What you could study next
HNC or HND in Engineering (Level 4 or 5): a natural step up from this level 3 btec engineering qualification, covering specialist areas in more depth.
Degree in Engineering (Level 6): many universities accept the BTEC National Extended Diploma for entry onto BEng or MEng programmes.
Degree Apprenticeship in Engineering: combines university study with paid work, building on the technical grounding from this course.
