HNC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
This course is for those wanting to pursue a career in electrical engineering at technician level, or as an engineer after completing a university degree.
Read about Sharon Crawford's West Lothian College experience here
This course is for those wanting to pursue a career in electrical engineering at technician level, or as an engineer after completing a university degree.
Read about Sharon Crawford's West Lothian College experience here
The course includes:
You will have the chance to work as an electrical engineer at technician level or progress to university. The course is a good springboard to more advanced courses including university degrees.
The lecturers are really solid and know their stuff. They are very easy to approach and are always willing to help,
Matthew White, HNC Electrical Engineering
The course does a great job of preparing you for what lies ahead in employment.
Scott Kinghorn, HNC Electrical Engineering
We also encourage those with Higher maths and relevant National 5 to apply.
Mature candidates are judged on the combination of their qualifications and experience.
Employment: in electrical engineering field.
Former students have progressed onto further study at Heriot-Watt and Strathclyde University.
Education: progression to university and then employment in design, research and development, and managing electrical systems.
Past students have found employment with companies such as Screwfix, West Lothian Council and Plexus.
If we invite you for interview, plan to be in college for around two to three hours. Bring evidence of any qualifications stated on your application form.
HNC applicants only: we will ask you to complete an aptitude test with questions testing some standard mathematics and English skills.
For all applicants, the interview will involve:
There may be help available to assist with your study related costs. Impartial, confidential help and advice on financial matters is available from the Student Funding Team - including Bursaries, Educational Maintenance Allowance (EMA), Student Awards Agency for Scotland, Student Loans Company and student support funds. Click here to find out more.
Take that next step in your career and apply for this course today. If the course is not yet open for applications, register your interest or feel free to ask any questions by clicking make an enquiry.