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COURSES

Unregulated Courses

PATHWAYS

BITE-SIZE OPTIONS

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Future Courses

Pathways

Pathways to specific career progression are becoming available

Level 3 - Certificate in Metallurgy - available now

Level 4 - Higher Cert in Metallurgy

Bite-Size Options

Bite-Size Options are paired Elements taken from the main Modules which can be studied on their own right. However, the paired Elements are to be undertaken in a sequential sequence of learning for full understanding.

Paired Elements from Metallurgical Science 1

Paired Elements from Metallurgical Science 2

Future Courses

M&C will be introducing to the curriculum:

Further Education into Higher Education

Certificate in Metallurgy & Casting

Higher Education into Higher Qualification

Higher Cert in Metallurgy & Casting - Level 4

Higher Diploma in Metallurgy & Casting - Level 5

Advanced Higher Diploma in Metallurgy & Casting - Level 6

about the programme

Each Module is designed for 200 guided learning hours

Industrial mentor's role

The Industrial Mentor is from the student's workplace

return to learn

Each student wil be required to go through our Return to Learn

Why is this course important

Metallurgy is perhaps the broadest of the scientific disciplines

Our Vision

M&C develop and deliver to employers' workforce Metallurgy and Casting Further and Higher Education qualifications. We continue to further advance these qualifications to meet the current and future requirements of the Manufacturing Engineering Sector.

Our part time industrial focused learning programmes will meet the academic rigour of the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) Benchmark standards. In addition, there are designed to meet the accreditation requirements of the Engineering Council. This will enable students to attain professional qualifications either Eng. Tech., Incorporated or Chartered Engineer professional status.