Applicants must be at least 16 years of age and have the following. Grade 4 in both GCSE Maths and English
Entry requirements
Why choose this course?
Become a multi-skilled maintenance technician across mechanical, electrical, electronic, control and fluid power systems. You’ll install, test, fault-find and maintain complex automated equipment that keeps modern production running safely, efficiently and sustainably. This develops confidence, professionalism and independent study habits. You will build transferable skills in communication, analy
Further information
Employed apprentices who want nationally recognised, future-proof skills. It suits problem-solvers who enjoy hands-on tasks, systems thinking and working with stakeholders in fast-paced environments such as aerospace, FMCG and logistics. This develops confidence, professionalism and independent study habits.
- Communication, teamwork, inclusion and continuous improvement behaviours with applied tasks and examples
- Fault diagnosis, rectification and commissioning across integrated systems with applied tasks and examples
- Planned and reactive maintenance, condition monitoring and testing with applied tasks and examples
- Reading documentation, planning tasks and using digital tools effectively with applied tasks and examples
- Safe systems of work, risk control, sustainability and quality management with applied tasks and examples
Advance into skilled maintenance roles, progress to HNC/HND or Level 6 apprenticeships, and build towards professional registration. Skills transfer across aerospace, automotive, energy and wider advanced manufacturing where reliable, automated systems are critical. This develops confidence, professionalism and independent study habits. You will build transferable skills in communication, analysis
You will need to supply safety boots and a dust coat for use in the workshop.