Instrumentation and Process Control

Learn how to measure, monitor and control industrial processes so they operate safely, efficiently and reliably. This pathway develops the mechanical and electrical engineering knowledge, practical skills and professional behaviors needed for a career in today's engineering industry.

Location Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth.

You'll train in our industry-standard workshops and £11.3 million Energy Skills Centre at our Lowestoft campus, using professional equipment including HAAS CNC machines. You'll also have opportunities to visit sites such as Bacton Gas Terminal and Sizewell Nuclear Power Station.

Assessment is varied throughout the course and is designed to develop both your practical and academic knowledge. You will be assessed through advanced practical projects, fault-finding tasks, online examinations and written assignments.

Based on your GCSE results, we will work with you to determine the most appropriate level to start your studies with us. Achieving higher grades may enable you to progress more quickly towards employment or your next step, so we encourage you to achieve the best results possible. Our approach is personalised to each learner. Please note that if you do not achieve a GCSE grade 4 or above in English and Maths, you will be required to continue studying these subjects alongside your chosen course.

You can progress through our Engineering courses before moving to an apprenticeship, university or employment.