Performing Engineering Operations, sometimes referred to as PEO has been designed to give those wanting a career in the Engineering sector a head start into employment. Throughout the course, you will work with industry-experienced tutors covering units on Hand Fitting, Mechanical Maintenance, Health and Safety and Data and Documentation.

Upon successful completion of this programme, you will have the chance to meet employers from the industry who have live vacancies to fill with people who hold the skills and knowledge you will have gained from this programme.

There are limited places available, details on how to apply are below

Duration: 16 Weeks                                                                         Delivery: Face to Face at Rochdale Training

Course Details:

A bespoke programme designed for those wanting to pursue a career in the Engineering sector

• Hand fitting
• Mechanical maintenance
• Health and Safety
• Data and Documentation

Level 2 qualification accredited by EAL

Start Date: 16th March 2023

Running every Thursday and Friday from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm until June

Benefits:

• Achieve accredited qualifications
• One-to-one support from the tutor/mentor
• All PPE is provided by Rochdale Training on a loan basis.

Entry Requirements:

• Candidates must be 19+
• Candidates must be a Greater Manchester Resident or employed in Greater Manchester
• You must be committed for the full duration of the course
• Not already enrolled on any other funded course
• Must not already hold a Level 2 engineering qualification

How to Apply: 

Contact us at 01706 631417 or recruitment@rochdaletraining.co.uk

Last week our Engineers were put to the test, in a challenge to build a bridge that could hold a metal weight. They had to work together in teams and demonstrate communication, teamwork, problem solving and engineering skills! They were also given a spending limit for their materials so they had many challenges to work around. All bridges managed to hold the weight but the winning team had the bridge that when extra weight was added was the last one standing. Well done everyone!

White Ribbon Day happens every November as part of the UN’s annual 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence campaign. Run by the White Ribbon UK charity, the global movement works to end men’s violence against women by raising awareness against the issue, educating boys and men as well as encouraging people to come together to put an end to it.

This morning Rochdale Training held a coffee morning to highlight the campaign and asked male staff, students, and tutors to agree to the White Ribbon promise to end violence towards women and girls.

"I promise to never excuse, use or remain silent about men's violence towards women"

Photo of our students, staff, and tutors.