PRE-ACCESS Skills for Applied Science and Engineering

If you are interested in Science and Engineering this qualification is the perfect start to your journey. It will provide you with a broad base of knowledge and skills required to study medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, medical science, combined science, medical health professions and engineering subjects at Level 3.

Entry requirements are a minimum of either grade D/3 at GCSE or Level 2 Functional Skills in both Maths and English Language.

You may be invited to discuss learning routes to your future career.

This qualification is structured to support you in your journey to Level 3 learning in medical sciences and engineering. It contains a single mandatory unit and all other units are optional.

This qualification supports progression to further learning. It can help you to progress to the next stage in your learning journey through enabling you to develop skills that will help you meet the entry requirements of courses at the next level, for example: Level 3 Access to HE Diploma in Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Medical Sciences, Combined Science, Medical Health Professions and/or Engineering with an aim of continuing to a degree in a related subject

This course is free to enrol on if you’re 16-18 years old, but if you’re over 19, you might have to pay a tuition fee for this qualification.

We have a large number of finance and funding options to help you afford any of the courses here at The Manchester College, and you might find you’re eligible for a reduction, a grant or a special loan. We’ve got a dedicated page to explain and help you understand the variety of fees, finance and funding support. (link to relevant finance page)

Would you like to find out more about this specific course, or ask us a question about anything related to studying at The Manchester College, including fees, finance or career opportunities?

Our friendly course enquiries team are eager to chat through everything from entry requirements to enrolment queries. Just get in touch, and ask away! (link to relevant enquiry page)