BTEC ENGINEERING BTEC LEVEL 3 NATIONAL DIPLOMA Content On this work-related course, you will complete projects and assignments that are based on realistic workplace situations, with a focus on finance, IT, law and marketing. You will visit a range of workplaces and will receive input from many prestigious business partners. Also, you will access a work placement one day per week throughout your first year on this course. You will study topics such as exploring business, developing a marketing campaign, personal and business finance, managing an event, and international business. You will also develop your time management and essay writing skills. This two-year course will equip you with the necessary skills to progress to employment and higher education. This course is a practical and engaging qualification designed for students who want to develop a strong understanding of the modern business world. It is a strong pathway to university level courses and careers in subjects such as finance, human resources, management and marketing. Combine this qualification with an A Level equivalent subject such as Finance and Accounting, Psychology, Law or Digital Systems & Data to tailor your studies to your future career aspirations. Entry Requirements Please see the entry requirements on page 13. BUSINESS BTEC LEVEL 3 NATIONAL DIPLOMA Assessment The course is equivalent to two A Levels, and is assessed through practicals, assessments and coursework. (EQUIVALENT TO 2 A LEVELS) Content Throughout this course, you will undertake a work placement, enabling you to use your knowledge and skills in practice in a real engineering context. It also enables you to bring your work placement experience back to the classroom and to enhance your understanding of the different disciplines and the variety of work engineers undertake. You will be using Computer Aided Design (CAD) systems to design stimulating products, and standard computer packages to produce illustrated reports. You will study engineering product design and manufacture, microcontroller systems for engineers, calculus to solve engineering problems and engineering principles. Optional units include mechanical behaviour of non-metallic materials, welding technology, electrical installation of hardware and cables, Computer Aided Design and electrical power distribution and transmission. Engineers build skyscrapers, create robots, design and supervise construction projects and invent and change ways of working in the world. From manufacturing and construction to aerospace, healthcare and emerging technologies, this qualification can open doors to a diverse range of exciting career pathways. Combine this qualification with an A Level or equivalent subject such as Digital Systems & Data or Construction and the Built Environment. (EQUIVALENT TO 2 A LEVELS) Entry Requirements Please see the entry requirements on page 13. Assessment The course is equivalent to two A Levels. It is assessed both internally and externally by assignments and examinations. 16 CTK Emmanuel
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