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Engineering (Yr 1 of 2) (Level 3 National Diploma)

Pearson BTEC
Engineering

Course Overview

The L3 programme provided meets the need , interests and potential of the learners and takes due regards of the needs of the local companies. Satisfactory completion gains you entry to higher level courses in engineering.
  • Start Date
    11 Sept 2024
  • Study Mode
    Part-Time
  • Duration
    34 Weeks
  • Campus
    Strand Road

Important Message

Fees must be paid at the time of enrolment, or arrangements should be put in place to pay by instalments. The full fee includes tuition, registration and examination fees (where relevant). Depending on your circumstances you may be entitled to a reduced (concessionary) fee. Reduced fees are applied to the cost of tuition only. Failure to enrol before the Awarding Body deadline may result in you incurring a late fee.

Available Sessions

  • Course
    Campus
    Type
    Start Date
    Fees
  • Course: Pearson BTEC Level 3 National Diploma in Engineering (Yr 1 of 2) Ref D117
    Campus: Strand Road
    Type: Part Time
    Start Date: 11/09/2024
    (Wed: 9:00AM- 9:00PM)
    Fees:
    Full £598.00
    Concession £239.00
    Examination £240.00

You may be eligible for funding on this course *

If you are an employer or employee of a NI based company

* Terms and Conditions apply

Course Offering

  • Site location Strand Road
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Entry Requirements

UK Requirements

• Four GCSEs Grade C’s, or above(one must be Mathematics or Science) or• BTEC First Diploma/Certificate in Engineering, or - GNVQ Intermediate Engineering, or equivalent

Additional Information

Students find the units interesting, rewarding and enjoyable, especially units involving practical work to help them understand theoretical concepts.

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