Course modules
- Combined Competence and Knowledge Qualification
- Functional Skills
- Employee Rights and Responsibilities
- Personal Learning and Thinking Skills
- Additional Qualification(s)
Combined Competence and Knowledge Qualification
Recognise and reduce the risk in the land-based engineering work area
Understand and follow organisational procedures within land-based engineering establishments
Provide customer care within land-based engineering operations
Land-based engineering operations - use calculations
Land-based engineering operations -service and repair engines and components
Maintain electronic control and monitoring systems on land-based equipment
Service and repair hydraulic systems and components on land-based equipment
Service and repair powershift, hydrostatic and CVT transmissions on land-based equipment
Inspect and test land-based machinery and equipment
Land-based engineering operations - perform thermal joining process
Functional Skills
Level 2 English
Level 2 Mathematics
Level 2 ICT
Employee Rights and Responsibilities
Delivered and assessed through a workbook
Personal Learning and Thinking Skills
Assessment and recognition through a Record of Achievement
Additional Qualification(s)
Safe use of abrasive wheels
Entry requirements & additional information
Entry requirements
Intermediate Apprenticeship in Land-based Engineering or level 2 Diploma in Work-based Land based Engineering is required and entry is subject to a thorough initial assessment to clarify course appropriateness. Entrants must have the ability to achieve Level 2 Functional Skills in English and Mathematics and IT and be able to cope with the Level 3 vocational qualification. Apprentices must have a contract of employment working for a minimum for 30 hours/week.
Progression
Apprentices successfully completing the Advanced Apprenticeship have the opportunity to progress within the industry by progressing to Higher Education Courses such as Foundation Degree or Degree (BSc).
Careers
Apprentices looking to progress in their employment from the Advanced Apprenticeship may be able to work towards managerial positions. Progression may depend on the qualifications and experience an individual possesses.
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