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OverviewApprentices are fully employed with a civil engineering employer from day 1.They receive no training allowance from the college but receive a wage from their employer. No fees are associated with this programme.Onus is on applicants to secure employment in addition to meeting the entry criteria for the apprenticeship programme.Assessment is by a combination of coursework assignments and examinations. The assignments are often based on case studies or practical exercises and are designed
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Overview
Apprentices are fully employed with a civil engineering employer from day 1.
They receive no training allowance from the college but receive a wage from their employer. No fees are associated with this programme.
Onus is on applicants to secure employment in addition to meeting the entry criteria for the apprenticeship programme.
Assessment is by a combination of coursework assignments and examinations. The assignments are often based on case studies or practical exercises and are designed to encourage students to explore the wider application of core engineering principles.
Career Prospects
Successful students can progress to Level 6 (Undergraduate BEng in Civil Engineering). Students may also progress to year two of the civil engineering undergraduate programme at Ulster University where, after a further two years of study, students can graduate with an honours degree. Students can also apply for other design/engineering related degree courses at different institutions. Alternatively they may choose to seek full-time employment in the construction or civil engineering industry.
Grades / Points required
Not currently available, please contact university for up to date information.
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Details
At A Level, a minimum tariff of 64 points, to include Grades CC including Mathematics and one other technical subject, together with a minimum of five passes at GCSE Grade C or above, which must include English Language (Level 2 Certificate in Essential Skills: Communication accepted as equivalent) and Mathematics (Level 2 Essential Skills Numeracy is not accepted as equivalent).
Scottish Highers: Grades BBCC to include Mathematics and a relevant Science subject. If English and Physics are not offered at Higher Level a minimum of a Grade 3 at Standard/ Grade C at Intermediate Level 2 is required.
Not currently available, please contact university for up to date information.
Access Course: A minimum of 55% average in a relevant discipline, including Mathematics and relevant Science units (Level 3).
A mixture of A Levels / BTEC Subsidiary in a relevant area of study (Engineering or Construction) where they meet a minimum tariff of 64 points. The BTEC qualification must include mathematics units (Maths, Engineering Maths and/ or Further Maths) at minimum grade Merit(s) plus GCSE English Language (or Level 2 Certificate in Essential Skills: Communication) and Mathematics at Grade C or above.
Irish Leaving Certificate: A minimum of five subjects including grades 3333 at Higher Level to include Mathematics and a relevant Science subject. If English and Physics are not offered at Higher Level, a minimum of a Grade 3 at Ordinary Level is required.
Pearson BTEC Extended Diploma (18 units) in a relevant discipline, with a Merit or above in at least half of the units taken (relevant units will be specified) and Passes in the remaining units, plus GCSE English Language (or Level 2 Certificate in Essential Skills: Communication) and Mathematics at Grade C or above.
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Belfast Metropolitan College
Civil Engineering Higher Level Apprenticeship (Validated by Ulster University) FT Millfield
