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Engineering and Manufacturing

T Levels in Engineering and Manufacturing 

City & Guilds has developed the three pathways available as part of the T Level Technical Qualifications (TQs) in Engineering and Manufacturing. 

How is the Engineering and Manufacturing T Level structured? 

Each of the Engineering and Manufacturing TQs are split into two main components: the Core, which is assessed by externally set written exams and an Employer-Set Project (ESP), and an Occupational Specialism (OS) which is assessed by a synoptic assignment.   

The following Occupational Specialisms are available within each TQ: 

Maintenance, Installation & Repair

  • Maintenance Engineering Technologies: Mechanical
  • Maintenance Engineering Technologies: Mechatronics
  • Maintenance Engineering Technologies: Control and Instrumentation 
  • Maintenance Engineering Technologies: Electrical and Electronics 
  • Maintenance, Installation, and Repair: Light and Electric Vehicles 

Engineering, Manufacturing, Processing & Control

  • Fitting and Assembly Technologies 
  • Machining and Toolmaking Technologies 
  • Composite Manufacturing Technologies 
  • Fabrication and Welding Technologies 

Design & Development

  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Structural Engineering
  • Control & Instrumentation Engineering
  • Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Engineering and Manufacturing T Levels

Engineering and Manufacturing T Level

Exeter College tutors and students, and local employers, share how the Maintenance, Installation, and Repair pathway is getting learners ready for industry.

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