What is special about this course?
The engineering, welding and fabrication industry requires highly skilled trades people where there are many employment opportunities. Employment in areas such as energy, oil and gas, engineering maintenance and industrial manufacture are all accessible with a qualification in this subject. Our highly skilled lecturers will support and guide you through the basics of this industry and students completing the course will understand how welding integrates into an engineering system.
Entry requirements
- Your personal statement will reflect your desire to learn this subejct but core skills in Communication, Maths and Information Technology at Intermediate 1 or National 4 level will be preferred.
- You may be asked to attend an interview.
- Manual welding processes
- Fabrication and platework
- Thermal cutting
You will also study the theory underpinning the skills to interpret specifications, engineering drawings, planning, health and safety, maths and information technology.
There will also be the opportunity to develop core, employability, enterprise and citizenship skills. This award can be used towards the first year of a Modern Apprenticeship course.
How will I study my course?
- Full Time
Face-to-face
How long will my course last?
18 Weeks
18 weeks (5 days per week)
Where can I study my course?
- Inverness Campus
Start date
August and January
Fees
For the latest information on fees please see our fees policy.
What can I do on completion of my course?
- NC Engineering Practice at SCQF Level 5
- NC Fabrication and Welding Engineering at SCQF Level 5/6
Is there more information available online?
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