What could I study?

Opportunities that open up the world of engineering to you

Choosing to study Land-based engineering either through a T Level, an apprenticeship or at degree level is about taking control of your future career. It’s the stepping stone to a rewarding future, and you could be studying subjects that you already have an interest in.

If you have a love for engineering, technology, the environment– then expanding your knowledge in subjects like diagnostics and fault-finding, robotics, engines and alternative fuel sources, and precision engineering is on offer for you.

If you want to be a Land-based engineer, and have the right academic subjects and attitude, you can start making great career choices right here.

Full-Time Education

T Levels are a nationally-recognised qualification for 16 to 19-year-olds that takes 2 years to complete. Having launched in September 2023, this is a brand new educational route into land-based engineering.
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Apprenticeships

Apprenticeships offer you the opportunity to work for an employer who invests in your development and in the expertise of their staff. You are learning on-the-job skills and getting paid, while studying for your qualification.
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Degree Options

If you’re considering the University route and would like to undertake a degree, this route is perfect for those who are more academically minded and wish to gain an engineering degree following A Levels.
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Professional recognition

As you progress through your career, you will have the ability to obtain professional recognised qualifications, many of which can result in letters after your name. These can include Chartered Engineer status.
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Information for parents

Is your child academic or vocational or perhaps both? Are they studious or do they like working with their hands? Irrespective of gender or background, if they are looking for something completely different – the world of land-based engineering offers a route for all, with transferable skills.
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