Engineering and Manufacturing (Design and Development) - T Level

Course Summary

An introduction to Engineering and Manufacturing, designed to help students choose a specific pathway and specialism once the common core is delivered. It covers the theoretical and practical knowledge of the Engineering and Manufacturing industry and various disciplines across all sectors that are indicative to the industry. Students gain an understanding of what theoretical principles and practices integral to the industry and sector are required to work in it. Students will develop their knowledge and understanding of, and skills in: Working within the engineering and manufacturing sectors.  Engineering and manufacturing past, present and future Engineering Representations Essential Mathematics for Engineering and Manufacturing Essential Science for Engineering and Manufacturing Materials and their Properties Mechanical Principles Electrical and Electronic principles.  Mechatronics Engineering and Manufacturing control systems Quality Management Health and Safety principles and coverage Business, commercial and financial awareness Professional responsibilities, attitudes and behaviours Stock and asset management Continuous Improvement Project and programme management