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of the standards. Practical projects are pre-
determined and built fromplans. The emphasis is on
developing practical skills and knowledge.
US 12927
Hand Tools. (6 credits)
US 24350
Portable Power Tools. (6 credits)
US 24354
Safe Working. (4 credits)
US 24351
Fixed Machinery. (6 credits)
Project work either:
US 25921
Make Cupboard. (8 credits)
US 12932
Garden Furniture. (8 credits)
US 2936
Non Consented Building. (8 credits)
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LEVEL 2
Below is a selection of unit standards that could
be delivered to students to give themexposure
tomechanical engineering in a practical context.
Delivery would be through practical experiential
learning backed up with structured documentation,
which forms a log of evidence towards attainment of
the standards.
Practical projects are pre-determined and built from
plans. The emphasis is on developing practical skills
and knowledge.
US 2430
Draw and interpret sketches. (4 credits)
US 20917
Demonstrate basic knowledge of engineering
materials. (2 credits)
US 2387
Assemble mechanical components under
supervision. (2 credits)
US 2395
Select, use and care for engineering hand tools.
(4 credits)
US 2396
Select, use and maintain portable hand-held
engineering power tools. (2 credits)
Description
The Level 3 course involves identifying a client with
a design issue or need, and in association with
the client, investigating, designing,modelling and
manufacturing a solution to satisfy the need. The
course will be based on a selection of standards from
the list below.
AS91620 – Internal
Implement complex procedures to integrate parts
using resistant materials to make a specified
product. (6 Credits)
AS91622 – Internal
Implement complex procedures tomake a specified
product using a Computer Numerical Controlled
(CNC) machine. (4 Credits)
AS91612 - External
Demonstrate understanding of how technological
modeling supports technological development and
implementation. (4 Credits)
YEAR 12 OR 13 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
OR MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
TECHNOLOGY
Context
Materials
Status
Optional
Prerequisites
This course offers students
an opportunity to undertake a
practical-based course that will
provide a lead into either the
construction or mechanical
engineering industries.While
there are no prerequisites, it is
envisaged that those taking
this course would have some
practical skills and an interest in
either building or engineering.
The course provides Level 2
qualifications in either discipline
dependent on the students
choosing.
This course is not a pathway to Year 13 Technology.
Entry will be by HOD approval.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION LEVEL 2
Below is a selection of unit standards that could
be delivered to students to give themexposure to
building construction industry in a practical context.
Delivery would be through practical experiential
learning backed up with structured documentation,
which forms a log of evidence towards attainment