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TQC has always
encouraged the education and development of young engineers
and their career development within the Company. In particular
TQC offers financial support to apprentice engineers to help
them gain engineering qualifications on a day release basis
in partnership with Castle College Nottingham. In addition
to these formal qualifications, when they are not studying
at College, our apprentice engineers are exposed to a wide
range of experiences and good engineering practise during
their work in TQC's engineering workshops. They also gain
much valuable knowledge and skills by working alongside, and
under the supervision of, our experienced engineers.
Engineers joining
TQC directly from school or perhaps after a year at College
gaining an introductory engineering qualification, usually
enroll onto a BTEC course ranging from National Diploma to
Higher National Certificate level and engage in learning Skills
and Competencies within a SEMTA Apprenticeship Framework.
Currently TQC
have 2 apprentices. Adam, a mechanical engineering Technician
is in his second year of a BTEC National Certificate in Manufacturing
Engineering and Kieran has just started a BTEC HNC in Electrical
and Electronic Engineering having previously completed a BTEC
National Diploma in Electronic Engineering.
Oliver completed
his Mechanical Engineering Apprenticeship in 2007 and continued
his education with a BTEC HNC in Manufacturing Engineering
which he has also just completed in July 2009. We wish them
every success in the advancement of their education and career
at TQC.
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