BTEC Level 3 Engineering Qualifications
Aimed at learners working in a range of roles in the Engineering and Manufacturing sector. These qualifications could lead to employment and career progression in a number of areas including Automotive, Electrical, Electronics, Manufacturing, Maintenance Engineering or Machining. BTEC Level 3 qualifications in Engineering can be studied in accredited steps as listed below. (Each group of 6 units is equal to 1 A-level)
Course | Number of Units |
Foundation Award | 3 unit |
Award | 6 unit |
Certificate | 9 unit |
Diploma | 12 unit |
Extended Diploma | 18 unit |
Requirements: | Age – Min. 18 yrs |
There is a great demand in industry for engineers that have a broad range of knowledge, covering both areas such as General (GE), Mechanical (ME), Electrical (EE) and Automotive (AE) Engineering disciplines.
Mechanical Engineering is concerned with the design, construction and operation of machines, structures and industrial plant used in a very wide range of industries. Electrical Engineering involves technology such as electrical generators, motors, and electronic systems such as microprocessors. Automotive investigates with engines, chassis, electrics and control. A list of units, pathways and order of units (up to 18 are studied are shown below
Each unit is further split into bite sized topics to make studying easier via our online Moodle education platform. You will be have 2 assessments for each unit. Prices exclude tools / materials required for some units (click on individual units for material costs).
To check UCAS points you can use their calculator – simply enter the full title of the course and the grade you are aiming for: UCAS Tariff Points – Calculate Your Entry Requirements
e.g. 6 unit Award: ‘Pearson BTEC Level 3 Award in Advanced Manufacturing Engineering (Development Technical Knowledge)’ at grade D = 48 UCAS points.