Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma in Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (Development Technical Knowledge) Course in Kingston upon Thames. Classes run at Kingston College, full-time during the day. Tuition fees apply for this course. Over 36 weeks, you'll build the technical knowledge needed for advanced manufacturing and engineering development roles. The Pearson Edexcel btec extended diploma in advanced manufacturing engineering (development technical knowledge) qualification covers the principles, processes, and technical understanding that underpin modern manufacturing. It carries the same UCAS points as A levels, so it can also support applications to higher education.
Who this course is for
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Entry requirements
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What you will learn
You'll develop knowledge of advanced manufacturing processes and production techniques.
You'll study the principles of engineering design and product development.
You'll learn how to apply mathematical and scientific concepts to engineering problems.
You'll explore quality assurance and control methods used in manufacturing environments.
You'll understand health, safety, and environmental regulations relevant to engineering workplaces.
You'll examine materials science and how material properties affect manufacturing decisions.
You'll build technical knowledge of mechanical, electrical, and electronic engineering systems.
How you will learn
The Pearson Edexcel BTEC Extended Diploma is assessed through a combination of internally assessed assignments and externally assessed examinations. Assignments are set and marked by the college, based on real engineering scenarios and tasks. External assessments are set and marked by Pearson. You'll attend classroom-based sessions at Kingston College during the day, with practical and written work building toward your final qualification.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Kingston College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Manufacturing engineer. Supports production processes in engineering facilities.
Product development technician. Works on design and testing of new products.
Quality control technician. Monitors standards on manufacturing production lines.
CNC machinist. Operates computer-controlled machinery in manufacturing settings.
Process improvement technician. Identifies and implements efficiency gains in production.
Engineering technician. Provides technical support across a range of engineering disciplines.
Production planner. Coordinates schedules and resources in manufacturing operations.
What you could study next
The level 3 btec extended diploma in advanced manufacturing engineering qualification carries UCAS points, making it a recognised route into higher education.
BEng or MEng in Mechanical or Manufacturing Engineering. Degree-level study for those aiming for chartered engineer status.
Higher National Certificate (HNC) or Higher National Diploma (HND) in Engineering. A shorter higher education route, often available at college.
Engineering Degree Apprenticeship. Combines work and study at degree level with an employer.
