Monday, February 24, 2025

College and company launch engineering suite for T Level students

Collaboration between Bradford-based metal fabrication and engineering company Metalcraft Group and Bradford College has created an industry standard engineering suite where T Level Engineering students can gain access to an enhanced range of experiences, opportunities, and equipment.

Stephen Smith, Bradford College Head of Engineering, said: “Partnering with Metalcraft Group. This represents a major step forward for our T Level provision. Through our work with this Bradford-based company, students will benefit from unprecedented access to real-world engineering expertise and facilities.”

The refurbished room at Trinity Green was designed and equipped by Metalcraft, showcasing prototype examples of the global contractor’s precision engineering.

In addition to the speciality suite, the partnership will also secure valuable placement and visit opportunities for Bradford College T Level students to gain hands-on experience with a leading engineering firm.

Metalcraft Group CEO Nathan Varley,said: “We want to help empower the youth of Bradford going forward. The talent’s definitely there in Bradford, and the combination of both practical and classroom environments at college can really unearth these individuals.”

Rob Oldroyd, General Manager at Metalcraft Precision Engineering (a Metalcraft Group branch) added: “This joint effort with Bradford College will provide an insight into the future talent available and hopefully contribute to creating some of the next generation of engineering experts.”

T Levels are 2-year qualifications, available after GCSEs, designed with leading businesses to teach the skills and knowledge needed for the future. They feature a unique 45-day work placement with an employer like Metalcraft Group, providing the chance for industry experience while studying.

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