Hartlepool College of Further Education

Rail Engineering Track Maintenance

Hartlepool, United Kingdom

The Non-degree in Rail Engineering Track Maintenance at Hartlepool College of Further Education is a 2 year long program for international students taught in English.

Introduction

Hartlepool College of Further Education is a leading provider of vocational and technical education in the North East of England, boasting a state-of-the-art £53 million campus. Known for its exceptional industry links and high apprenticeship success rates, it offers a supportive environment for students to launch their professional careers.

About the Program

This program is designed for adults looking to start a career in the Rail Industry. It offers a Level 2 NVQ Diploma in Rail Engineering Track Maintenance and a Technical Certificate in Rail Engineering. The course runs part-time over eight weeks, providing practical training at Seymour's Skills Academy. Ideal candidates are those who are eager to learn and work in a hands-on environment.

Students will engage in various subjects, including engineering technology and maintenance technology. The program includes practical assessments and training on a large-scale mock rail track, ensuring that learners gain real-life experience. Additionally, candidates will have the opportunity to complete a Personal Track Safety course, which is essential for working on railways.

Graduates can pursue various roles in the rail industry, such as Track Maintenance Technician, Rail Engineering Technician, and Safety Critical Worker. Employers often include Network Rail and other rail service providers. The skills acquired in this program are transferable, allowing graduates to explore opportunities in related fields within engineering and maintenance.

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