Level 2 in Engineering (Space)

This full-time, one-year programme offers learners an exciting opportunity to develop core engineering knowledge and practical skills, while exploring the growing world of space and aerospace technologies. Aimed at aspiring engineers with a passion for innovation and discovery, this course introduces key principles of mechanical, electrical, and materials engineering, all delivered within the inspiring context of space exploration and related industries.

This full-time, one-year study programme offers learners a unique opportunity to gain a solid foundation in core engineering principles while exploring the exciting and fast-growing world of space and aerospace technologies. Designed for individuals with a curiosity for innovation, science, and problem-solving, the course covers essential topics such as:

• mechanical and electrical principles
• health and safety
• materials science
• engineering design

Practical workshop experience is embedded throughout, allowing learners to develop valuable hands-on skills alongside their theoretical understanding. What sets this programme apart is its dedicated Space Pathway, which introduces learners to the engineering that powers space exploration. Learners will explore areas such as satellite systems, propulsion technology, orbital mechanics, and sustainability in space, offering insight into the cutting-edge challenges faced by the global space sector.

Hull College is passionate about preparing learners for the future, and this programme reflects that commitment by equipping students with the technical skills, knowledge, and industry awareness needed to succeed in the modern engineering landscape. Learners will benefit from employer-led projects, guest speakers, and STEM enrichment activities that bring real-world relevance to their studies.

Mix of Exams and Coursework

4 x GCSEs at grade 3(D) or above, including Maths and English.

This programme is ideal for learners aiming to progress to Level 3 engineering study, advanced apprenticeships, or careers in aerospace, defence, or advanced manufacturing.