You will study multiple units on this course. These include: • Safety in the workplace • The use of hand tools • Computer-aided Design – CAD • Maths for Engineers • Materials ScienceAlongside these units, you will take part in a project which is similar to the employer set project within the T Levels. The course is divided into the following units: • Engineering Materials – Materials can behave or react in different ways depending on their makeup. To describe this, we talk about a material’s properties • Mathematics for Engineering – You will learn about arithmetic and the way that numbers are used when solving engineering problems • Machining Techniques – A variety of tools are used for the machining operations you will perform in this unit. You will learn about the functions of simple and complex tools to help you decide which tool is most suitable for particular machining tasks • You will understand the advantages of using CAD and know about the software and hardware required to produce CAD drawings. You will also be able to produce and interpret CAD drawings and use CAD software to produce 3D drawings and views. • Working drawings are used to provide engineers with the information they need to manufacture an engineered product. You will also be required to undertake work experience with an engineering employer.