Area Introduction
If you enjoy figuring out how things work and have a curious mind, an engineering course could be just what you’re looking for.
Our Engineering Centre of Excellence at Highfields Science Park offers large workshops with industry-standard equipment for a range of engineering disciplines, including milling and turning (CNC and manual), plus electrical/electronic engineering, incorporating the latest Programmable Logic Controller and robotics training rigs. Classroom technology includes AutoCAD (Computer Aided Design) and Solid Works design packages. We have also invested in 3D printing and scanning technology.
Highfields also has dedicated workshops for fabrication and welding training.
We work with some of the leading names in the industry, including
St Gobain, BCM Fareva, Nottingham City homes and CEMA Limited, as well as one of the country’s leading universities, the University of Nottingham.
Our courses are designed with you in mind, and start from Level 1, with progression available through the levels up to Higher National Diploma (HND) at Level 5.
We offer you a clear progression route on your journey to become a qualified engineer in one of 18 sector areas, with support from staff who have industry experience in their specialist area.
Our courses are designed with you in mind and start from Level 1 with progression available through the levels up to HND (Higher National Diploma) at Level 5 and Apprenticeships.
Studying an engineering or technology course at Nottingham College will give you the head start you need for a successful and rewarding career within two ever growing industries.
As the global economy grows and Britain prepares for a new future, engineering and technology will play an even more vital role in driving our economy, creating employment and building the essential infrastructure to compete in the modern world.
With an increase in demand for highly skilled jobs, Nottingham College’s goal is to equip all of our students with the necessary skills, training and experience that will make them succeed in the competitive and ever-changing engineering and technology industries.
So, if you want to get into these industries, our courses have been specially designed to help you make your mark in these exciting industries.
There are a vast number of career options in the engineering and technology industries. Whether you want to be an Automotive Project Engineer, a CAD Technician, a Civil Engineer, a Design Engineer, an Electrical Engineer, an Industrial Engineer, a Welder, a Structural Engineer, a Lift Engineer, a Manufacturing or Maintenance Engineer and a Tool Maker – there are many choices available to you.
Facilities
Engineering Centre of Excellence
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Available Courses
Engineering (Level 3 Technical Diploma) - Full-time
Course Area:
Engineering
Student Type:
16 - 18 | 19+ student
Course Type:
Full-time FE course
HND Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Level 5) - Full-time
Course Area:
Engineering
Student Type:
19+ student | Higher Education
Course Type:
Full-time HE course
HND Manufacturing Engineering (Level 5) - Full-time
Course Area:
Engineering
Student Type:
19+ student | Higher Education
Course Type:
Full-time HE course
HNC Manufacturing Engineering (Level 4) - Part-time
Course Area:
Engineering
Student Type:
19+ student | Higher Education
Course Type:
Part-time HE course
HND Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Top Up) (Level 5) - Part-time
Course Area:
Engineering
Student Type:
19+ student
Course Type:
Part-time HE course
HND Manufacturing Engineering (Top Up) (Level 5) - Part-time
Course Area:
Engineering
Student Type:
19+ student | Higher Education
Course Type:
Part-time HE course
Careers
Engineering Professionals
Earnings
£41,168
Average Earnings
Employment
Pathways
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People in these occupations administrate government programmes and services, work in the justice system, and ensure regulatory compliance.
Engineering
People in these occupations use scientific principles to solve practical problems across a variety of engineering disciplines: civil, chemical, mechanical, etc.
Production
People in these occupations work with wood, metal, and other materials, make food and beverages, and assemble products in a manufacturing setting.
Building and Construction
People in these occupations manage building projects, inspect structures, and carry out various construction trades: masonry, carpentry, plumbing, electrical installation, etc.