Level 2 Extended Technical Occupational Entry in Engineering (Diploma) (2145)

Last Updated: 15 Oct 2024
The Level 2 Extended Technical Occupational Entry in Engineering (Diploma) has been developed as part of the Qualification Reforms in England and are approved for funding and will be available for first teaching in September 2025.

This qualification has been designed with the involvement of a range of technical subject matter experts and employers from small, medium and large organisations to ensure that it meets the needs of the occupation. The qualification aligns fully to the occupational standard and will provide employers with reliable evidence of a learner’s attainment of occupational entry level competence.
This qualification is for those individuals who are looking to work in the Engineering industry. Learners will gain an understanding of the skills and knowledge that are important when working in the Engineering sector or progressing to further learning and training in these areas.

Learners will develop the knowledge, skills, and behaviours within the associated occupational standards (ref ST0537/ST0349). 

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Available to deliver in the following:
  • England

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General Information

What Is Involved In Studying This Course?
The qualification will provide occupational entry competence and will require learners to undertake further learning/training to reach full competence.

All learners will cover: 
  • Principles of Engineering
  • Engineering workshop practice
  • Working in Engineering 
Learners will then select a pathway to complete their learning: 
  • Level 2 Technical Occupational Engineering (Diploma): Production Engineering (Manufacturing)
  • Level 2 Technical Occupational Engineering (Diploma): Maintenance 
  • Level 2 Technical Occupational Engineering (Diploma): Fabrication and welding
What Careers Can This Lead To?
From the pathways included there are progression routes available into the majority of subsectors within the industry: 
  • Manufacturing
  • Maintenance
  • Fabrication
  • Welding
What Is Involved With Delivering This Course?
City & Guilds expects this qualification to be delivered by highly skilled practitioners of learning delivery, assessment and quality assurance. Therefore, staff delivering these qualifications must be able to demonstrate that they meet the occupational expertise requirements outlined in the Qualification Handbook. 
 
Centres must be able to demonstrate that they have access to the equipment and technical resources required to deliver this qualification and its assessment. For further information please refer to the Qualification Handbook. 

Level 2

Level 2 Technical Occupational Entry in Engineering (Diploma) (2145-12)
Last Registration Date: 01 Aug 2030

Level 2 Technical Occupational Entry in Engineering (Diploma)

  • Accreditation No: 610/4541/X This is a reference number related to UK accreditation framework
  • Type: Technical This is categorisation to help define qualification attributes e.g. type of assessment
  • Credits: Data unavailable Credits are a measure of the size of the qualification
  • Guided Learning Hours: Data unavailable This is the average contact time a centre would typically commit
  • Total Qualification Time: Data unavailable The total time for the qualification
  • Key Stage: Data unavailable This shows the equivalent Key Stage level.
  • Last Certification: 31/08/2033 This is the last date that a certificate can be issued
  • Qualification fees in the UK: TBC, please speak to your Account Manager for further information Our typical price is the one that is most often paid by a centre for a completed learner. Some prices are made up of multiple charging points so action like taking difference units or specialisms to complete and resitting assessments may mean the cost for some learners differs.

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Interested in delivering this qualification?

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