V Certs – Engineering
Engineering
Our Level 1/2 Technical Award in Engineering focuses on different disciplines of engineering and how they have shaped products and projects in the modern world. Pupils will study the engineering process from end to end, learning core skills such as production planning techniques, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), and applied processing skills and techniques, helping to begin their journey into further study or a career in this exciting industry.
This qualification is approved for KS4 Performance Tables in 2024, 2025 and 2026.
V Cert Technical Awards are designed to be delivered over two years. The first year of delivery is entirely dedicated to teaching and learning, with all summative assessments taking place in the final year of study. The Engineering V Cert Technical Award is assessed by Non-Exam Assessment (60%) and Examined Assessment (40%).
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Year 2 |
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Autumn term |
Spring term |
Summer term |
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NEA brief released 1 September |
NEA delivery time and submission date deadline 30 April |
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Qualification specification
TEACHING AND LEARNING RESOURCES SAMPLE
PERFORMANCE TABLES GUIDE
OPTIONS EVENING PAMPHLET
LEARNER TESTIMONIALS
LEVEL 1/2 TECHNICAL AWARD in CREATIVE DESIGN AND PRODUCTION
What’s next?
→ Further study: a T Level in engineering, manufacturing, processing and control, or an A Level or Applied General in Engineering
→ Apprenticeship: in welding, lean manufacturing or as a metal fabricator.
Read how Beverley Grammar School is engineering futures for their learners, with our Engineering V Cert.
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