Engineering
Is a career in Engineering for you? Here are some insights to help you decide.
You are a problem solver. You like figuring things out to see how they fit and work together.
You are a critical thinker. You embed critical thinking by questioning assumptions, evaluating evidence, and making reasonable decisions.
You are curious about technology. You’re interested in how technology and machines work.
You desire to make an impact. You want a career that makes a difference, like creating safer structures or advancing new tech.
You are strong in Math and Science: You enjoy and do well in Math and Science based subjects.
You want plenty of job prospects. You want a career with stability, demand, and growth opportunities.
You like working with a team. You enjoy working with others to tackle complex problems.

Here are some potential career directions you could pursue with our Engineering qualifications:
- Aerospace Engineer
- Civil Engineer
- Design Engineer
- Constructor
- Electrical Engineer
- Environmental Engineer
- Industrial Engineer
- Manufacturing Engineer
- Mechanical Engineer
- Project Manager
- Quality Control Engineer
- Service Technician
- Survey Engineer
Our Engineering Courses
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T Level Engineering – Design and Development for Engineering and Manufacturing Level: 3 T Level Department: Engineering Age Group: 16-18
“I chose Stanmore College because it was one of the few colleges offering Access Courses for individuals over 18 and was the only one willing to accommodate my late enrolment. The supportive teachers and excellent course, even during the challenges of COVID-19, played a key role in my success. My time at Stanmore built my confidence, strengthened my skills in mathematics, engineering, and IT, and prepared me for university. After completing my Access Course, I received a scholarship to study Mechanical Engineering at Queen Mary University of London, where I will graduate in summer 2024. I’m incredibly grateful to Stanmore College for shaping my future and helping me achieve my goals.”
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