T Level - Engineering

Please refer to EN's Entry Requirements Guide for specific advice on our Admissions Policy. This guide is supplied at interview to prospective students and is also available to Schools & Careers Advisers.

T Levels are new two-year courses, developed in collaboration with employers and providers so that the content meets the needs of industry and prepares learners for the world of work. Studying T-Level Engineering will provide the perfect platform for an apprenticeship, employment or higher education in the engineering sector, giving you practical work experience alongside the technical knowledge required.

• Working within the Engineering and Manufacturing Sectors

• Engineering and manufacturing past, present and future

• Engineering drawings and graphical language

• 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

• Recognised engineering and manufacturing standards

• Standard Operating Procedures

• Health and safety principles and coverage

• Business, commercial and financial awareness

• Professional responsibilities, attitudes and behaviours

• Stock and asset managementality assurance, control and improvement

• Continuous improvement

• Project and programme management

Grade 4 in GCSE English Language and Grade 5 in GCSE Maths is essential