City and Guilds 2850-80 Certificate in Engineering Level 1
This course provides a programme of further education containing practical competence based training with appropriate underpinning knowledge. The course is directed at learners wishing to pursue a career in Engineering by providing a pathway qualification at level 1. This can lead on to the part time Level 2 Engineering, employment and /or apprenticeships.
What will I Study?
Participants will be attached to the relevant industries to do 5 days/week on the job training (OJT) and attend 3 hours/ week classroom learning and practical assignments.
- The course offers a broad range of practical skills supported by the underpinning knowledge gained through the technical certificate element of the course in the key areas of Engineering • Mechanical • Electronic assembly • Working Safely in an Engineering Environment • Carrying out Engineering Activities Effectively & Efficiently • Working in Engineering • Carrying out basic Fitting Techniques • Carrying out Electrical assembly etc. The development of your personalized enterprise passport and enrichment activities fully enhance this course.
Course Duration/Course Fees/Assessment Fees
Duration: 18 months (Part Time, One evening class (3 hours) per week OR One Saturday class per week)
Course Fees: RM 8100.00
Assessment Fees: RM 1000.00 (Estimated, to be paid to C&G (UK))
Entry Requirements
There are no formal entry requirements for this course however; anyone practically orientated with interests in developing Basic Engineering Skills would benefit.
Course Content
For this level, Learners will be required to complete the following modules:
1. Electrical & Electronic Technology
Unit | Title | Assessment Method | Remark |
101 | Working In Engineering | Online multi-choice Assessment | Mandatory/Compulsory unit |
106 | Carrying Out Electronics Assembly | Assignment (practical assessment) | Optional unit |
107 | Carrying Out Electrical Assembly | Assignment (practical assessment) | Optional unit |
2. Mechanical & Mechatronics Technology
Unit | Title | Assessment Method | Remark |
101 | Working In Engineering | Online multi-choice Assessment | Mandatory/Compulsory unit |
102 | Carrying out basic fitting techniques | Practical Assessment | Optional unit |
105 | Carrying out Mechanical Assembly | Practical Assessment | Optional unit |
3. Mechanical & Manufacturing Technology
Unit | Title | Assessment Method | Remark |
101 | Working In Engineering | Online multi-choice Assessment | Mandatory/Compulsory unit |
103 | Carrying out basic milling techniques | Practical Assessment | Optional unit |
104 | Carrying out basic turning
techniques |
Practical Assessment | Optional unit |
How will I be taught?
The Centre will supply all tools & equipment in the training areas but under Health & Safety it is mandatory to wear a pair of overalls, safety footwear or strong leather shoes (no trainers). The safety boots & overalls are not supplied by the center. You will also require writing equipment, A4 lined paper & a large ring binder for a ‘Portfolio’. All students are required to keep & maintain a Portfolio containing ALL evidence of achieving competence.
How will I be assessed?
As with all City & Guilds courses a number of assessment methods are used. The assessment of all units is continuous and normally includes some practical and multiple choices. Each portfolio of completed work is also externally assessed by City & Guilds.
Progression
City & Guilds (IVQ) Diploma In Engineering