Level 3 - Advanced
If you have initiative, the ability to grasp technical information and great
problem solving skills an apprenticeship within this sector could be for you.
With the UK facing a demand for skilled engineers you will be a highly sought
after professional with unlimited career opportunities. Apprentices who qualify
as electronic engineers will learn all about manufacturing electronic control
systems and testing and maintaining electrical equipment. They will develop the
practical skills and technical knowledge required to work as a professional and
competent electrical and electronic engineer. Apprentices who choose the
manufacturing route will gain practical experience by working with machine
tools, centre lathes and milling machines and develop hand fitting skills by
producing a number of practical components. If you are looking to apply for an apprenticeship and are available to start
immediately, please follow this link where you will find our current apprenticeship vacancies. For any other information about this particular apprenticeship please contact
us via apprenticeships@bmet.ac.uk.
James Watt College
01-08-2023
£0.00*
Course Length: Weeks
Entry criteria varies:
Delivery models vary. Options could include – Day Release or 1st year off the job.
Completion of the Level 2 may enable progression onto the Level 3. Further Progression opportunities might then include a higher level qualification or higher apprenticeship depending upon the needs of the employer.