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We have some of the best facilities for engineering students including:
There are lots of exciting possibilities for you in the world of engineering! You could work in lots of different areas of engineering including mechanical, electrical and civil. A career in engineering will give you a real opportunity to change the world and shape the future!
Engineers are in high demand. If you’re interested in maths, science or technology, engineering can offer you an exciting and varied career. You will need strong numerical skills, an attention to detail, be able to work as part of a team and have excellent communication skills.
You'll study this subject full-time at Ashington Campus and will have access to specialist workshops for electrical, welding, and mechanical engineering, as well as specialised air conditioning top-up and repair equipment.
We work with the following employers to help you gain real work skills: North East Ambulance Fleet Management Services, Nissan, Hitachi Rail, McAlpines, Port of Blyth, Semples of Berwick, AkzoNobel.
We have some of the best facilities for engineering students including:
Specialist workshops for electrical, welding, plumbing and mechanical engineering
Specialised air con top-up and repair equipment.
pass rate on our engineering, manufacturing and motor vehicle courses
There will be 24,322 jobs in Engineering in the region in 2027 (NE).
Careers could include: Electrical Technician, Electrical Fitter, Electrical Engineer or Design Engineer.
There are currently 3,042 Design and Development Engineers employed in our local region and they earn £41,454 a year.
New engineering and manufacturing Industry Lead appointed to support Northumberland College further develop engineering and manufacturing curriculum
July 29, 2021
An innovative partnership is to establish welding and fabrication training centre at Port of Blyth.
July 15, 2021
A chance encounter when receiving his BTEC results has helped a young engineer land a job with global paint manufacturer AzkoNobel.
February 10, 2021