Topic “Production Technology”

This vocationally related qualification has been designed by City & Guilds in order to meet the needs of candidates who are employed or want to gain employment in the engineering sector. It can be a stand alone qualification or a technical certificate as part of an apprenticeship framework.

The course is suitable for an employed student on an apprenticeship programme or part of a development programme for a student wishing to enhance their practical skills and knowledge in this area. It would also provide a compilation of certificates to enhance employment prospects.

This course is available as an advancement to your welding experience and / or existing qualifications. It is suitable for employment in the heating and ventilation / mechanical services environment. This will apply if you are an apprentice or an experienced worker in these areas. The qualification duration will vary depending on the category or experience of the individual and can also be a valuable addition to an existing skill card.

This short course has been designed to provide practical skills in welding to the levels approved by the British Standards Institute, and is for those who already have the City & Guilds 3268 qualification, appropriate skills or relevant industrial experience. The course offers you the opportunity to develop both plate and pipework welding techniques using a wide range of welding processes.

If you are not sure which branch of engineering will suit your skills and personality, and don’t want to make a decision too soon, then our course will give you the chance to keep your options open but learn at the same time. Our hands-on and practical course will give you a wide range of basic engineering craft skills across several trade areas, and allow you to gain a number of valuable nationally recognised qualifications. It will focus on practical skills with the required underpinning knowledge relating to the trade areas being covered.

This course will build on the knowledge and skills gained on the level 1 course, or those gained from previous welding experience and is largely of a practical nature with a small element of theory. The course is designed to give you the practical skills for welding specific joints and knowledge to understand welding safety, machinery set up and welding terminology.

This course is largely of a practical nature with a small element of theory. It is designed to give you the practical skills for welding specific joints and knowledge to understand welding safety, machinery set up and welding terminology.

This course is designed to enhance the skills, competence, knowledge and understanding of anyone engaged in these fields of engineering. It is suitable for apprenticeship programmes or for learners with prior experience of the industries or those who have successfully completed the City & Guilds 2800 certificate in engineering level 2 course or other relevant level 2 qualification.

You will want to take your skills to the next level to make sure that you have the practical craftmanship and technical know-how to progress in your career. Our certificate in engineering course will ensure you acquire the knowledge you need to be able to continually demonstrate to an employer your competence and capable craftmanship that will make you a valuable asset to their business. You can also use this course as a springboard to further study that will enhance your career prospects.