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Hey everyone.

Done a quick search and could only find a couple snippets here and there.

Currently considering taking this course but just wondering if anyone has any recomendations or feedback regarding if its worth it, job prospects after etc. Looking at going towards a design role and ive heard some companies particularly on the supply side are looking for guys with this qual.

Its ÂŁ950 a year at my local college for 2 years, with the option of HND + degree route afterwards, but apparently may go up to 3k a year with govnt cuts so looks like its this year or a no go for me really.

Thanks in advance :smoking:
 
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Not bad, ive got A level maths with mechanics. Thanks for the advice. If i can get the price down i may go for it, its day release on a friday so doesnt screw work up too much!
 
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Starting a part time hnc in electrical and electronic engineering next week :) total cost for the two years has worked out to be 900quid. any idea what door's this opens on completion?
 
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I think its sort after by larger companies looking for guys in design positions mainly, but the hnc briefly touches PLCs, and so after you can go from the hnc/hnd to a PLC course. Also heavy current can lead to things like pf correction etc.
 
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