Free BTEC Level 3 Engineering Course in Worksop. Classes run full-time at North Notts College, five days a week during the day. This level 3 BTEC engineering qualification is delivered by Pearson Edexcel and takes one year to complete. You'll study core engineering principles, practical techniques, and technical skills that employers in the sector look for. The course suits those aiming to move into engineering roles or progress to higher-level study.
Who this course is for
The course is designed for entrants to roles in which they want to develop their skills, progression and/or career opportunities in this field or area. Please see the RNN Group course website for further information and advice
What you will learn
You'll develop an understanding of engineering principles and how they apply in practice.
You'll study mathematics and science as they relate to engineering problems.
You'll learn about engineering materials, their properties, and how they are used.
You'll explore engineering design processes and technical drawing.
You'll gain knowledge of manufacturing and production techniques.
You'll develop skills in fault-finding and problem-solving in engineering contexts.
You'll build awareness of health, safety, and quality standards in engineering environments.
How you will learn
Learning is classroom-based, with a mix of taught sessions, practical work, and project assignments. The BTEC format means most of your assessment is through coursework and assignments rather than formal exams. You'll complete units throughout the year, with work assessed by your tutors and moderated by Pearson Edexcel. There may also be some externally assessed units depending on the programme structure.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. North Notts College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Engineering technician: support engineers across manufacturing or maintenance
Mechanical engineering assistant: work on machinery and mechanical systems
Electrical engineering assistant: support electrical installation and testing work
Production operative (technical): work in a manufacturing or processing environment
CAD technician: produce technical drawings and designs
Maintenance engineer (trainee): keep equipment and plant running safely
Quality control inspector: check products meet engineering and safety standards
What you could study next
HNC in Engineering (Level 4): the next step if you want to specialise and move toward a professional engineering role.
BTEC Higher National Diploma in Engineering (Level 5): a two-year higher qualification, often taken at college or university.
Degree apprenticeship in Engineering: combine paid work with a full engineering degree.
NVQ Level 3 in Engineering: a work-based route that builds on your technical knowledge in a specific engineering discipline.
