Level 3 SMART Digital Technologies and diagnostics. (BTEC Subsidiary Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering)

The minimum entry requirement to study for a Level 3 Diploma is 4 GCSEs at grade C or above including Mathematics and/or English or equivalent, according to the requirements of the curriculum area, a Higher Diploma OR Merit grade and above at Level 2.  Learners with a Pass grade will be considered subject to an additional assessment and/or supportive reference from their Personal Tutor.

Electrical and electronic engineering underpins the very fabric of our modern society, yet employers are facing growing shortages of skilled workers – this qualification will provide an ideal platform for learners to start their career in the engineering industry.

This course will provide you with an advanced understanding of the knowledge and techniques required within the engineering industry.

• Electrical and electronic principles
• Principles and applications of analogue electronics
• Construction and applications of digital systems
• Electrical applications
• Three phase systems
• Principles & applications of electronic devices and circuits

All the units are assessed by course assignments which meet BTEC grading criteria for Pass, Merit and Distinction.

Learners can progress to a Level 3 Extended Diploma or into employment, or on onto an Apprenticeship programme.