Free Level 5 HND Engineering Course in Telford. Classes run at Telford College one full day per week, making it possible to study alongside work or other commitments. You'll need to have completed the HNC in Engineering at Level 4 to join, though mature applicants without that qualification are assessed individually. Over two years, you cover engineering design, mathematics, science, and professional project management. You can also take specialist units in electrical, electronic, or mechanical engineering. The course runs for 35 weeks per year.
Who this course is for
Enhance the personal and practical skills you need in this rapidly evolving sector of the economy. Your course will cover the key knowledge required by all engineers; engineering design, mathematics and science, and how to manage a professional engineering project. You'll be able to take specialist units to further develop your knowledge in areas of electrical, electronic and mechanical engineering. The course is taught one full day per week over 2 years.
Entry requirements
Successful completion of the HNC in Engineering Level 4. Mature students who do not fulfil the entry requirements will be assessed on an individual basis.
What you will learn
You'll develop core engineering knowledge across design, mathematics, and applied science.
You'll learn how to plan and manage a professional engineering project from start to finish.
You'll study specialist topics in electrical engineering, including circuits and systems.
You'll explore electronic engineering principles and their practical applications.
You'll build knowledge in mechanical engineering, covering materials, forces, and systems.
You'll develop the skills to work effectively as a professional engineer in a technical environment.
How you will learn
You'll attend classes one full day per week at Telford College. Learning is classroom based, combining taught sessions with project work and assignments. Assessment on the Pearson Edexcel BTEC Higher National Diploma is through coursework, assignments, and a professional engineering project. There are no traditional written exams for most units. You'll build a portfolio of evidence across the two years of study.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Telford College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Mechanical engineer: design and develop mechanical systems and components.
Electrical engineer: work on power systems, wiring, and electrical installations.
Electronic engineer: develop circuits, sensors, and electronic devices.
Manufacturing engineer: improve production processes in engineering environments.
Project engineer: manage technical projects from planning through to delivery.
Design engineer: create technical drawings and specifications for new products.
Maintenance engineer: keep industrial plant and equipment running safely.
What you could study next
Bachelor's degree in Engineering (BEng or BSc): a Level 5 HND is widely accepted for entry into the final year of an engineering degree, letting you top up to a full honours degree in one year.
Chartered Engineer status: after gaining degree-level qualifications and relevant work experience, you can work toward chartered status through a professional engineering institution such as the IMechE or IET.
