A career in Engineering could take you to a vast range of industries, including aerospace, automotive, food and drink, marine, medical, IT, construction, nuclear, or even space. There are opportunities to work as a mechanical, electrical or chemical engineer in most industries, where you could focus on the research and design elements or take a more hands-on approach with manufacturing and maintenance.
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ECTA Apprenticeship
The Intermediate Apprenticeship in Improving Operational Performance is a Level 2 Apprenticeship that…
Full-Time
The programme provides students with the basic building blocks of engineering, acting as an introduction…
ECTA Apprenticeship
Engineering Technicians in the Aerospace, Aviation, Automotive, Maritime Defence and wider Advanced Manufacturing…
Full-Time
There are ten units that are required to be achieved and these consist of three mandatory units •…
| Job Role | Engineering Technician | Engineering Professional | Design and Development Engineers | Production Managers | Quality Control and Planning Engineers | Electronics Engineers |
| Average Salary | £22,000-£50,000 | £26,000- £62,000 | £27,000- £63,000 | £22,000- £103,000 | £25,000- £62,000 | £34,000- £80,000 |
Our Engineering department benefits from a dedicated workshop which is equipped with a wide range of practical equipment and machinery, which students will use throughout their studies. All of our facilities are in-line with the industry.
The Eastleigh College Board and Senior Management Team have launched an ambitious strategy for the period 2020-24 that sets out the College’s priorities to see more learners, be more successful, more often.
The College has remained open throughout the Covid-19 pandemic for many learners and as from September 2020 all learners (including those planning to attend at College House) have returned to a full high-quality education programme as per government guidelines.