Free Level 2 Advanced Manufacturing Engineering Course in Port of Blyth. Classes run at Northumberland Skills at Energy Central Campus. This full-time daytime course runs for 36 weeks and covers the practical and technical skills used in advanced manufacturing and engineering. No previous engineering experience is required. You'll have an initial assessment to confirm this is the right level for you. The course sits within a growing sector, with strong links to renewables and advanced manufacturing in the North East.
Who this course is for
Students age 16-18years old
If you're interested in a career in construction but not sure what trade you'd like to specialise in, this course will give you the chance to try out a range of / a practical skill area(s) before making a decision on which career path to follow. It's suitable for individuals of any age and requires no previous construction experience.
What you will learn
You'll develop practical skills used in advanced manufacturing engineering environments.
You'll learn to work safely and follow engineering workplace procedures.
You'll apply technical knowledge to manufacturing processes and equipment.
You'll practise problem-solving techniques relevant to engineering production.
You'll build an understanding of quality control and inspection methods.
You'll explore the principles behind modern and renewable energy engineering.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom sessions and hands-on practical work at the campus. Assessment is competence-based, meaning you'll be assessed on what you can do as well as what you know. This includes practical tasks, observations, and written or knowledge-based assessments. Your progress will be reviewed throughout the course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Northumberland Skills at Energy Central Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Manufacturing technician: supporting production on the factory floor
Engineering operative: working with machinery and manufacturing equipment
Maintenance engineer: keeping plant and equipment running safely
Renewables engineering assistant: supporting wind, solar, or offshore energy projects
Quality control inspector: checking components meet engineering standards
CNC machine operator: programming and running computer-controlled machinery
What you could study next
Level 3 Diploma in Advanced Manufacturing Engineering: the next step for those wanting to specialise and take on more technical responsibility.
Level 3 Engineering Apprenticeship: combine work and study to earn while you develop higher-level engineering skills.
Level 3 NVQ in Engineering Maintenance: a practical qualification suited to those moving into maintenance and plant roles.
