CIGPE Education

Civil Engineering Apprenticeship

In order to develop the skills of our young civil engineers and meet the growing needs for qualified practitioners in the island, CIGPE, Trackers Apprenticeship Programme and University College Jersey have created a partnership to deliver professional Civil Engineering qualifications to students here in Jersey, via an Apprenticeship pathway.

Qualifications available

HNC Higher Apprenticeship in Civil Engineering (2 Years)

This post 18 option is open to candidates leaving school or sixth form with an A-level or Level 3 profile. It is also available as an entry-level qualification to those already working in industry and hold appropriate experience/qualification to undertake the course (see Entry requirements for more info).

Qualification
HNC in Civil Engineering from London South Bank University and Pearson/BTEC

Course structure
Delivered as a part-time, 1 day per week course, split into the following;
Year 1: Materials and geology, Construction practice and Engineering mechanics
Year 2: Structures and Construction technology, Engineering surveying and Mathematics

How does it work?
As an Apprenticeship pathway, the qualification allows candidates to study, whilst working full time in industry. Whilst the qualification is open to any candidates wanting to undertake it independently, our partnership with Trackers Apprenticeship Programme allows candidates to undertake the qualification fully funded through their employer and the Government of Jersey.

This partnership also includes dedicated mentoring from Trackers throughout the 2 years, which includes regular catch-ups where students receive impartial support and guidance, as well as reviews with employers to track progress and development throughout the year.

How much does it cost?
£9,250 over 2 years (£4,625 per year). In addition, £1,530 per year to cover the cost of flights and accommodation for a residential visit at LSBU.
Candidates applying through Trackers with the support of their employer can receive full funding via the following model:
If company annual turnover is over £300,000, funding is split 50:50 per year.
If company turnover is under £300,000, funding is split 75:25 (Trackers:Employer) per year.

Entry requirements

Candidates must be 18 or over and be employed in a relevant role in the Civil Engineering industry.

5 years residency required.

Grade profile
A Level EEE or;
BTEC National Diploma MPP or;
Access to HE qualifications with 45 Passes or;
Equivalent level 3 qualifications worth 48 UCAS points
Level 3 qualifications must include Maths and Physical Science

Applicants must hold 5 GCSEs A-C including Math’s and English or equivalent (reformed GCSEs grade 4 or above).

Qualifications from around the world are also welcome for consideration. English language qualifications for international students: IELTS score of 6.0, Cambridge Proficiency, or Advanced Grade C.

If you are unsure whether you hold the appropriate qualifications, please contact Trackers for more guidance as we will consider applicants without a standard profile on a case-by-case basis.

When does it start?

Course commences in September 2020 and follows the school term dates. It is currently delivered on a Monday. Applications will be considered between now and July 2020.

Find out more about the course: https://www.highlands.ac.uk/courses-page/hnc-by-part-time-study-in-civil-engineering-jersey/#more-12549

Find out more about funding and application process through Trackers Apprenticeship Programme: T 01534 449180 | E Trackers@gov.je

BEng (Hons) Degree Apprenticeship in Civil Engineering (2 years)

This course offers a progression route for those who have completed the HNC or a HND in another relevant subject, or candidates who have relevant industry experience and looking to progress their professional qualifications (see Entry requirements for more info).

Qualification
BEng (Hons) in Civil Engineering from London South Bank University

Course structure
Delivered as a part-time, 1 day, plus 1 evening per week course, split into the following;
Year 1: Hydraulics, Advanced Mathematics, Soil Mechanics, Structures and Design, Construction Management
Year 2: Highway Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Individual research project

Please note modules may be subject to change.

How much does it cost?
Costings TBC.

Candidates applying through Trackers with the support of their employer can receive full funding via the following model:
If company annual turnover is over £300,000, funding is split 50:50 per year.
If company turnover is under £300,000, funding is split 75:25 (Trackers:Employer) per year.

Entry requirements

Candidates must be 18 or over and be employed in a relevant role in the Civil Engineering industry.

5 years residency required.

Grade profile
A Level BBC or;
BTEC National Diploma DDM or;
Access to Engineering qualifications with 15 Distinctions and 30 Merits including Maths and Physical Science credit or;
Equivalent level 3 qualifications worth 128 UCAS points (Level 3 qualifications must include Maths and Physics)
Applicants must hold 5 GCSEs A-C including Maths and English or equivalent (reformed GCSEs grade 4 or above)
Qualifications from around the world will be considered. English language qualifications for international students: IELTS score of 6.0, Cambridge Proficiency or Advanced Grade C.

If you are unsure whether you hold the appropriate qualifications, please contact Trackers for more guidance as we will consider applicants without a standard profile on a case-by-case basis.

When does it start?

Course commences in September 2020 and follows the school term dates. It is currently delivered on a Monday. Applications will be considered between now and July 2020.

Find out more about the course: Find out more about the course: TBC. Please check back for more details shortly.

Find out more about funding and application process through Trackers Apprenticeship Programme: T 01534 449180 | E Trackers@gov.je

Young Engineers

Young Engineers is the UK’s biggest and brightest engineering educations charity, involving hundreds of thousands of young people in activities and challenges in school, in after-school clubs and out of school.

Our clubs, challenges, activities and competitions stimulate the enthusiasm of teachers and parents and the students themselves and provide learning experiences that are relevant, challenging and fun. Just like engineering itself!

For more information about the competitions, STEM Challenge Days or how to set up and run a Young Engineers Club, visit the Young Engineers website.

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