OCR Cambridge Advanced National in Engineering (AAQ) Level 3 Extended Certificate | H127
Discover Engineering at Neston High School
Turn your ideas into reality! Our Sixth Form Engineering course combines academic knowledge, practical manufacturing and industry-standard technology to develop the engineers of tomorrow.
Whether your ambition is university, a degree apprenticeship or a career in engineering, this course develops essential technical skills, creativity and problem-solving abilities. Studying alongside A Level Mathematics or Physics can support university progression.
What Will You Study?
Five units combining engineering theory, design and manufacture:
Engineering Beyond the Classroom
Experience Autodesk Fusion, CNC machining, 3D printing, laser cutting, prototyping, quality control and sustainable manufacturing using specialist equipment.
Our award-winning Neston High School Makerspace, industry connections and STEM activities offer opportunities to explore real-world engineering and innovation.
How Will You Be Assessed?
40% External Examinations: F130 and F131
60% Non-Examined Assessment (NEA): F132, F133 and F136
Skills and Future Careers
Develop CAD/CAM, technical drawing, manufacturing, engineering analysis, problem-solving, teamwork and project management skills.
Progress towards university, higher or degree apprenticeships and careers in mechanical, aerospace, automotive, civil, electrical, robotics, product design and sustainable engineering.
Why Choose Neston High School?
Learn from experienced engineering teachers using specialist equipment, practical projects and industry engagement. Develop the confidence, independence and creativity to become a future engineer.
Awarding Body: OCR
Course Coordinator:
Mr Link
Preparation for a Successful September
We encourage students to read books and articles about the topics that they are preparing to study in Sixth Form. This helps to ease the transition to a higher level of study, building knowledge and confidence to launch successfully into new subjects.
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