Fabrication, Welding, Mechanical Engineering and Maintenance Training Courses
The CEATA Training Academy offers an extensive range of engineering courses. Each course is created to promote vocational skills that will support your career and help you to achieve your goals.
Please see below for more information about the courses available at the academy.
If you need help deciding which course is best for your current ability or want more information on course data and availability, please contact Karen Hodgson on 0115 986 6321 or email [email protected].
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Additional Services and Benefits
All Courses
Diploma in Engineering Technology Level 2 |
25 weeks, 2 days per week
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Apprenticeships
Intermediate Apprenticeship Fabrication and Welding (15 months) |
15 Months (1 day/week)
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Advanced Apprenticeship – Fabrication and Welding (18 months) |
20 Months (1 day/week)
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For Unemployed People
Maintenance Fitter leading to NVQ Level 1 Performing Engineering Operations (3 weeks) |
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Fabrication and Welding leading to NVQ Level 2 Performing Manufacturing Operations (6 weeks, 4 days per week) |
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Diploma in Engineering Technology Level 2 |
25 weeks, 2 days per week
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NVQ’s (Practical Assessment/Competence)
NVQ Level 2 – Installing Architectural Metalwork, required for CSCS Site Worker Card (up to 6 months) |
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NVQ Level 2 – Performing Manufacturing Operations (up to 6 months) |
214 Hours
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NVQ Level 2 – Performing Engineering Operations (up to 6 months) |
240 Hours
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Specialist Engineering Training Courses
Abrasive Wheels using hand held and portable grinders (half day) |
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Call us Today
To discuss a training course, arrange a visit to the Academy and receive expert advice, please contact the CEATA Training Manager; you’ll be glad you did!
Call: 0115 986 6321 or Email Us
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