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14-16 years School Leavers Adult (19yrs+)
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14-16 years School Leavers Adult (19yrs+)
Subjects Higher Education (SD)

HNC Mechatronic Engineering

Key Facts
  • Starts August 2025
  • Course Type Part Time or Full Time
  • Duration Two Years, Part-Time or One Year, Full-Time
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GCSE (grade 4/C or above) in English, Maths, Chemistry or Physics, plus either (A level, BTEC ND, Access, IB)
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Introduction

This course is developed for trainee technicians and engineers, designers and production personnel working in an automated manufacturing or process environment within the engineering environment. It develops key underpinning knowledge, skills and understanding associated with robotics, electrical, mechanical, coding and hydraulic/pneumatics.

How will I learn

You will be taught through seminars, lectures, interactive workshop sessions and our virtual learning environment with allocated tutorial support which focuses on study skills.

Meet the increasing demand for jobs in the automation sector
Learn skills for industry 0
Become a valuable multi-skilled engineer
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