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ApprenticeshipLevel 4

Engineering Manufacturing Technician, Level 4

Support engineering teams with technical analysis, documentation and improvements to manufacturing processes.

Your learning, in focus

What you’ll do

  1. Develop & test

    Support products or processes against quality, cost and delivery requirements.

  2. Connect theory & practice

    Combine HNC study with work across office and manufacturing activities.

  3. Prepare for assessment

    Develop the knowledge and skills required for the apprenticeship assessment.

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Technicians help organisations develop and test products or processes against quality, cost and delivery requirements. Work may combine office duties with manufacturing-site activity. Training covers HNC study and preparation for the apprenticeship assessment, including communication, decisions, problem-solving and technical reporting.

Entry requirements

Academic criteria below apply to applicants under 19.

Alternative entry routes

GCSEs

9–4

Grades

or

Alternative qualification

Level 2

Functional Skills

  • English and Maths

Previous Level 3 engineering study is normally expected.

Confirm individual requirements with the apprenticeship team.

Full entry requirements

For applicants below 19, the source lists GCSE grades 9-4 or English and maths Functional Skills Level 2. Previous Level 3 engineering study is normally expected. Confirm your individual entry position with the apprenticeship team.

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How you’ll be assessed

  • Final occupational assessment

The course prepares apprentices for the final assessment of the standard's knowledge, skills and behaviours. Ask the college for the detailed assessment format.

Where it could lead

Possible next steps
This course
  • HND or degree
  • Higher apprenticeship

Further study could include an HND, degree or higher apprenticeship.

Fees, funding & support

Apprentice tuition

£0

Apprentices do not pay for their apprenticeship training. Your employer and the college agree the funding.

  • Budget for travel and optional visits.

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Learning through employment

An apprenticeship combines a job with structured training. You can register your interest if you already have an employer, or if you need help finding an opportunity.

About this course information

These course details summarise the college’s published course page, checked on 1 November 2026.

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