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Level 2 Fabrication and Welding Engineering Apprenticeship

Opportunity reference: Level 2 Fabrication and Welding Engineering Apprenticeship
Location: Prospects College - Crompton Close, Basildon
Sector: Engineering Apprenticeships

FABRICATION & WELDING ENGINEERING APPRENTICESHIP

 

What - Level 2 Fabrication nd Welding Engineering Apprenticeship

 

Where - Prospects College, Basildon

 

Who - Able and motivated 16-24 year olds, employed in the fabrication & welding engineering industry and capable of completing an apprenticeship at Level 2.

 

When -  2 years ( Apprentices attend on a day realease basis). For students intending to achieve the advanced apprenticeship, the first year is spent full time in college and you then learn on the job at your place of work with occasional visits to college.

 

WHAT DO I NEED?

Ideally, you should have three GCSEs at Grade C or above including English and Maths. Literacy and numeracy skills can however be assessed at interview stage for applicants without these GCSEs. You must also be employed in the Fabrication &welding industry when you start an apprenticeship. If we introduce you to an employer, they may have additional criteria. if you are not currently employed in the industry, we will be able to work with you to find an employer whilst you are working towards some elements of your apprenticeship.

 

WHAT QUALIFICATION WILL I RECEIVE?

Level 2 engineering apprenticeship comprising of:

NVQ Level 2 in Performing Engineering Operations, the relevent level 2 Technical certificate and Key Skills qualifications in English, Maths and ICT

 

WHAT WILL I STUDY?

You will develop a variety of practical and theory skills relevant to the fabrication and welding industry including: MIG welding (metal inert gases), TIG welding (tungsten inert gases), gas cutting, manual metal arc welding and engineering hand skills.

 

HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED?

Each qualification within the apprenticeship framework is assessed through ongoing demonstration of your practical skills and theory assessments. Some units of the qualification require online external examinations; the NVQ element is assessed in the workplace and will require the production of a portfolio of work-based evidence. Functional Skills courses are assessed by a final written examination.

  

WHAT CAN I DO AFTERWARDS?

After successful completion of the course you can progress to a higher level apprenticeship at Level 3 known as an Advanced Apprenticeship.

 

HOW MUCH WILL IT COST?

For 16-18 year old students, apprenticeships are fully funded. For 19+ students, an employer contribution is required.