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Engineering has always been at the heart of British industry – now it’s your turn to influence the next step of British engineering. Choose from a range of engineering and motor vehicle courses, all taught by our industry-experienced staff in our purpose-built facilities, and spark your future into gear.
Our Engineering courses are taught in our high-spec workshops packed with modern equipment which reflect the tools and resources used in industry. You’ll learn from our industry-experienced teachers who bring a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm to their teaching. Each area of engineering is unique and our courses will develop your practical skills as well as your theoretical understanding of Engineering, to allow you to specialise in your chosen area. On our courses you will: - Develop your understanding of engineering through both practical, theoretical and computer-based tasks - Hear from guest speakers working in the industry - Attend industry events to gain contacts in the sector - Develop skills that have been deemed necessary by local employers. Find out more and apply below.
If you are interested in a career working with motor vehicles you can train in our high-spec modern facilities, which reflect those used in industry. You will gain practical skills and learn how to fix and diagnose faults in all components of a traditional motor vehicle. On our courses you will: - Develop your skills in top-of-the-range facilities - Work on a multitude of cars, including: Electric, Hybrid, Petrol and Diesel - Learn the technical, retail and customer service skills needed in industry - Work with industry-standard equipment when servicing, repairing and assessing vehicles. Alongside practical skills you will also study health and safety in the Motor Vehicle industry. You’ll also get to meet key employers in the trade and carry out work experience that will enhance your CV. Find out more and apply below.
Motor Vehicle
Engineering
Motor Vehicle
Engineering OperationsÂ
Motor VehicleÂ
Apprenticeship in EngineeringÂ
Apprenticeship in Motor Vehicle
Advanced Manufacturing
Apprenticeship in Engineering TechnicianÂ
Apprenticeship in Motor Vehicle
HNC/HND in Engineering
HNC/HND in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
HNC/HND in Mechanical Engineering
Select your course to begin your application
Advanced Manufacturing Engineering
Engineering Operations
Engineering Operative Apprenticeship
Entry Level Vehicle Systems Maintenance
Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Maintenance and Repair
Motor Vehicle
Motor Vehicle
Motor Vehicle Service and Maintenance Technician (Light Vehicle) Apprenticeship
Computer Aided Design
Diploma in Fabrication and Welding (NACEG001#)
Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Maintenance and Repair
Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Maintenance and Repair
Welding
Welding
Welding Skills
Welding Skills
Welding Skills
Diploma in Fabrication and Welding (NACEG001#)
Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Maintenance and Repair
Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Maintenance and Repair
Welding Skills
Welding Skills
Welding Skills
The engineering sector is ideal for those innovative bright sparks who enjoy coming up with new ways of doing things, have problem-solving skills and enjoy working practically.
Mechanical Engineers develop and design the components and machinery used in manufacturing, construction and other industries.
Turn research ideas into technical plans using computer aided design/ modelling (CAD/CAM), research and assess new products and innovations, present design plans and data, oversee maintenance programmes and quality control and manage technicians.**
At a client’s business, in an office or in a factory.
*Information from EMSI 2022 **Information from nationalcareers.service.gov.uk
Welders cut, join and shape metal plate, pipework and composite materials in the aerospace, construction and civil engineering industries.
Follow engineering drawings and instructions for each job, check dimensions and thickness of materials to be welded, prepare and set out sections to be joined or repaired, operate welding equipment, inspect and test welds and join using precision measuring instruments and dismantle and cut up metal in structures that are being demolished.**
In a workshop, on a construction site or on a demolition site.
*Information from EMSI 2022 **Information from nationalcareers.service.gov.uk
In-demand skills that commonly appear in job descriptions for roles within the engineering sector include*:
“I decided to go to North Notts College as it is local to where I live and I get to study a practical course which will help me get a job after College.”
William Long Level 2 - Diploma in Engineering Operations
“My aim is to become a professional welder and fabricator. The Fabrication and Welding course at North Notts College helps me develop my skills in trade techniques and teaches me to use specialised tools and equipment.”
Ethan Davis Level 2 - Diploma in Engineering Operations
“I recommend North Notts College because the course and the entire College is welcoming and just an enjoyable place to learn. We learn both the practical skills and the theory needed for a career in the Motor Vehicle Industry.”
Megan Hilton Level 1 - Diploma in Automotive Maintenance
