Land-Based Engineering
Love machinery? Drive your future forward.
Combine your interest in machinery and agriculture with practical engineering skills. You’ll learn how agricultural machinery works and develop skills in maintenance, repair, fault diagnosis and safe operation.
Where will I learn?
You’ll learn at Kingston Maurward in engineering workshops and agricultural machinery facilities, alongside our working farm, using relevant equipment alongside practical and classroom learning. T Level students also complete a 315-hour employer-led placement.
What qualifications can I take?
Routes include Level 2 and Level 3 qualifications, including the Level 3 T Level in Agriculture with a Land-Based Engineering specialism.
Where could it take me?
Progress into roles such as agricultural machinery technician, land-based service engineer or land-based mechanic, or continue into further technical training and Apprenticeships.
