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Are you interested in how things work? Would you like a job where you can help shape and develop the future? If you enjoy working with Maths, Science, Design and Technology then these courses are for you.
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Full Time
Our full-time courses are available from Level 1 through to Level 3. They cover a wide range of engineering subject areas including electrical/electronic, mechanical, automotive engineering and welding.
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Part Time
Our part-time courses enable you to gain and develop your skills as part of your work and family life balance.
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Higher Education
You can apply for University level courses to study at Bridgend College. We work with University of South Wales and Cardiff Metropolitan University.
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Apprenticeships
If you are already employed and would like to improve your skills and knowledge to progress in your chosen career, then an apprenticeship could be the perfect route for you.
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What would you like to be?
Auto electrician, Vehicle repairer, Heavy goods maintenance technician, Test engineer, Electrical or Manufacturing engineer.
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Industry insights
£26.93 Average hourly pay
£52,514 Average wage
702 Currently employed
696 Job opportunities
Desired Skills:
Active listening, critical thinking, reading, comprehension, learning strategies, active learning, speaking, monitoring, writing, mathematics, science
Occupations:
Wholesale of machine tools, Manufacture of wire products and other non-metallic mineral products, test drilling and boring, manufacture of refractory products, site preparation.
We are extremely proud to announce that Bridgend College has now officially become a Google Reference College, the first college in Wales to be given this esteemed title.
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