Free Level 2 Engineering Course in Rotherham. Classes run at Rotherham College, full-time during the day. This free engineering course runs over one year and covers the knowledge you need to work in engineering operations. It suits anyone looking to develop skills and progress in the engineering sector. You'll study towards a City and Guilds engineering qualification that employers in manufacturing and related industries recognise. Roles in welding and other engineering trades are common next steps.
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 knowledge of engineering operations and how they work in practice.
You'll learn about health and safety requirements in engineering environments.
You'll study the principles behind engineering processes and materials.
You'll build understanding of quality control and working to specification.
You'll explore how engineering teams and workplaces are organised.
You'll gain knowledge relevant to roles such as welding and manufacturing operations.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions at Rotherham College. The course is knowledge-focused, so assessment is through written tasks and tests that check your understanding of engineering operations. Your tutor will guide you through the content over the year. You'll have an initial assessment before you start to confirm this is the right level for you.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Rotherham College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Welder. Entry-level welding roles in manufacturing and fabrication.
Engineering operative. Production line and assembly work in factories.
Machine operator. Operating and monitoring engineering machinery.
Maintenance assistant. Supporting maintenance teams in industrial settings.
Fabricator. Cutting and shaping metal components to specification.
Production technician. Supporting engineering output in manufacturing plants.
What you could study next
Level 3 Engineering Qualification. Deepen your technical knowledge and move toward skilled engineering roles.
NVQ Level 2 or 3 in Welding. Practical, competence-based training if you want to work as a welder.
Engineering Apprenticeship. Combine paid work with structured training at Level 3 or above.
Level 3 Extended Diploma in Engineering. A broader qualification that can lead toward higher education or advanced technical roles.
