Qualification Name: BTEC National Diploma In Electrical/Electronic Engineering Course Name: Electrical & Electronic Engineering BTEC National Diploma Course Code: TLNL Centre: Willesden Applies to: School Leavers Availability: Full Time (Mondays, Wednesday Thurdays 9:00 - 17:00)

Who is this course for?
This qualification provides progression, from GCSE, BTEC first Diploma or equivalent qualification. Also anyone wish to gain qualification by using their past and/or present work experience and learning, or those who wish to work within the electrical / electronic industry or anyone, wish to progress onto H E.

What are the entry requirements?
Ideally with a BTEC First qualification in Engineering or a related vocational area, or an NVQ2,Intermediate GNVQ in an appropriate vocational area, or a GCSE equivalent to; four passes at grade C, or other related Level 2 qualifications, or related work experience. You will be assessed on your English and Maths skills at interview. Also your previous achievements, and experiences through APL (Accreditation of Prior Learning), and evidence that has been generated during previous study or in your previous or current employment or whilst undertaking voluntary work, will be recognised.

After applying you will have an interview to determine which course is suitable for your needs and abilities.

• Minimum Literacy Level: Level 2

Reading: You can read and summarise information by selecting and using different types of documents to obtain relevant information; skim and scan documents to gain a general idea of content and identify the information you need; recognise the writer’s intentions and identify the main points, ideas and lines of reasoning; summarise information to suit your purpose. Writing: You can present relevant information in a format that suits your purpose; structure your writing to help readers follow and understand your main points; spell, punctuate and use grammar accurately; construct complex sentences and make your meaning clear.
• Minimum Numeracy Level: Level 2

Interpret information: You can read and understand tables, charts, graphs and diagrams; read and understand numbers used in different ways; estimate amounts and proportions; make accurate observations and select appropriate methods to get the results you need. Carry out calculations: You can carry out calculations involving two or more steps, with numbers of any size, with and without a calculator; work with and convert between fractions, decimals and percentages; convert measurements between systems (e.g. pounds to kilograms); work out areas and volumes; work out dimensions from scale drawings; use proportions and calculate ratios where appropriate; compare sets of data of an appropriate size and use range to describe the spread within sets of data.

What qualification will I receive?
You will receive a BTEC National Diploma or Certificate or Award, dependent upon number of units completed, You can find details of Recording Your Achievement - BTEC National Award/Certificate/Diploma, from the link below: http://www.edexcel.com/qual

Where can it lead?
This could lead to a Higher National Diploma (HND) or Higher National Certificate (HNC), or entry to the University to obtain, Degree in related subjects.

What will I study?
You study: Electrical and Electronic Principles , Construction and Applications of Digital Systems, Principles and Applications of Analogue Electronics, Mathematics for Technicians, Maintaining Computer Systems , Computer Aided Drafting , Principles of Computer Networks, Engineering Project, Selection and Applications of Programmable Logic Controllers, Principles and Applications of Electronic Devices and Circuits, Electronic Measurement and Testing, Electronic Fault-finding, Principles and Applications of Microcontrollers, Three-phase Systems, Engineering Drawing for Technicians, Health, Safety, Risk Assessment and Welfare in the Engineering Workplace.

How will I be taught?
A mixture of theory and practical sessions.

How will I be assessed?
You will be assessed through completion of assignments and tests.

What support is available while I am on the course?
You will have access to a personal tutor to help you throughout the course and the college offers a comprehensive range of student services including learning support, language support and guidance.

What will it cost?

Full Time Overseas Fees	Up to £4500*
UK Home Fees	Up to £1820*

Students aged between 16-18 will be charged a £20 resource fee, plus material courses if applicable.

On income-based benefit? You could study for only £30.

Cost & Availability - Please be aware that certain courses are not subject to concessions.

Additional Fees:

Some courses will incur an observation charge or charge for materials.

*Please note that fees are subject to change at any time. Please contact us on 020 82085050 for the latest information.

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The College reserves the right to vary any aspect of the details of this course and qualifications