Higher Diploma in Engineering
The Higher Diploma in Engineering is suitable for learners of all abilities who are ready for Level 2, including those at Key Stage 4 and any post-16 learners who wish to develop their range of Level 2 qualifications. There are no prerequisites for entry, and learners may have progressed direct from Key Stage 3, have completed a Foundation Diploma in any line of learning, or be embarking on a qualification post-16.
Learners embarking on the Higher Diploma may later aspire to do an Advanced Diploma, complete further education, progress to higher education and/or go directly into employment if post-16.
The Higher Diploma in Engineering is designed to provide learners with:
- a high-quality, broad education
- knowledge and skills that are valued by employers
- a clear understanding of the engineering sector and the role of technology in society
- provision within the programme to choose subjects according to interest or career goals
- engaging, interactive and creative learning, based on and using real-world situations
- the opportunity for quality work experience.
The Higher Diploma in Engineering is intended to appeal not just to learners wishing to pursue a technology-based career in the engineering sector. It is of use to any career within the general business world, where project management and independent learning skills are welcomed. Not only do learners develop their understanding of engineering activities and skills, but they explore how engineering technology underpins our lives, societies and commerce, and gain practical experience of working with other people.
The Higher Diploma in Engineering introduces learners to the skills and aptitudes required in today’s workplace. It blends theoretical and applied learning to offer learners an exciting and relevant insight into the engineering sector.
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