Free Level 3 Engineering Course in Scarborough. Classes run at Scarborough Sixth Form College, full-time during the day. This is a two-year engineering qualification that blends practical work with theory. Units cover Mathematics for Engineers, Mechanical Engineering Principles, Electrical and Electronic Principles, Materials Science, and Computer Aided Design. You'll develop problem-solving skills applied to real engineering challenges and gain an understanding of how engineering shapes industry. The course is assessed through projects, assignments, and exams. Entry requirements apply, so check the college website for current details.
Who this course is for
More details about studying Engineering at Scarborough Sixth Form College can be found on the S6F website, https://s6f.ac.uk/courses/engineering-single-double?category=applied-generals. Our admissions team will be happy to answer any queries sent to [email protected]
Entry requirements
Please see the S6F Website for current entry requirements
What you will learn
You'll apply mathematical techniques used in engineering contexts.
You'll explore the principles of mechanical engineering and how they work in practice.
You'll study electrical and electronic principles and their applications.
You'll examine the properties and uses of engineering materials.
You'll use Computer Aided Design (CAD) tools to develop design skills.
You'll analyse engineering problems and work through structured solutions.
You'll investigate the engineering workplace at both local and national level.
How you will learn
You'll learn through a mix of classroom-based theory and hands-on practical work. Assessment is through projects and assignments based on workplace scenarios, alongside written exams. The combination gives you both the technical knowledge and the applied skills that engineering roles and further study require.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Scarborough Sixth Form College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Engineering technician. Supports design and production in manufacturing or infrastructure.
CAD technician. Creates technical drawings and models for engineering projects.
Mechanical engineering assistant. Works on mechanical systems in industry or maintenance.
Electrical engineering assistant. Supports electrical installation and testing work.
Engineering apprentice. Combines on-the-job training with further qualifications.
Manufacturing operative. Applies engineering knowledge on the production floor.
What you could study next
Higher National Certificate (HNC) in Engineering. A Level 4 qualification that takes your engineering knowledge further and is recognised by employers and universities.
Degree Apprenticeship in Engineering. Earn while you study toward a full engineering degree.
BEng (Bachelor of Engineering). A university degree for those wanting to qualify as a professional engineer.
Level 3 T Level in Engineering and Manufacturing. An alternative technical route if you want more workplace experience alongside study.
