Engineering and motor vehicle

Engineering and motor vehicle courses

• Electrical and mechanical engineering

  • Diploma in Engineering Technologies (Electrical/Electronic and Mechanical) - Level 2
  • Subsidiary Diploma in Engineering/Technical Extended Diploma in Engineering Technologies (Mechanical and Electrical/Electronic) - Level 3

• Fabrication and welding

  • Certificate in Fabrication and Welding - Level 1
  • Certificate in Fabrication and Welding - Level 2
  • Certificate in Fabrication and Welding - Level 3

• Motor vehicle

  • Diploma in the Introduction of Vehicle Technology - Entry Level
  • Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Motor Vehicle) - Level 1
  • Diploma in Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair - Level 2
  • Diploma in Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair - Level 3
  • Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Principles - Level 4

Why choose engineering and transport skills at West Notts?

Great things start here

Our university-level engineering courses are intended to expand on your current mechanical and electrical knowledge to enhance your career prospects. Meet Tyler Bowen studying HNC Electrical and Electronic Engineering here at West Notts.

State-of-the-art facilities

Be amongst some of the first students to train in our newly-opened Engineering Innovation Centre. This specialist facility includes innovative technologies and state-of-the-art equipment to ensure students have the most up-to-date knowledge and skills for your chosen industry.

Tutors with industry know-how

Engineering and transport skills students are taught by professional tutors with industry experience to ensure they receive the right training to be ready to work in this demanding sector.

Showcase your talents

Engineering and transport skills students have previously held showcases to impress local employers with innovative practice, ideas and design.

Students at the Engineering Innovation Centre have the opportunity to get the best training in their field.

The large open space the centre provides, gives students the room to develop their practical skills.

Tutors share their industry knowledge with students to get them ready for the world of work.

Students have access to the latest engineering software and computer technology.

A mix of theory and practical study allows students to see how their skills will be used in the world of work.

Personal protective equipment ensures our fabrication and welding students develop the specialist skills needed for industry, safely.

Getting ready for industry! Students work on practical projects to boost their skills.

Motor vehicle students get the opportunity to test their skills on a variety of cars and transport.

Safety first! Students are taught to use industrial machinery by tutors with experience.

Practising using industry-standard machinery helps students to develop specialist skills.

Students have access to the latest technologies to ensure they’re up to scratch and ready for industry.

The Engineering Innovation Centre is equipped with state-of-the-art facilities and modern technology.