Is Engineering training in Bangor free?

Yes, DfE-funded Apprenticeships NI programme. Eligibility depends on age, residency and prior qualifications. Speak to the Rutledge Bangor team to confirm.

How long does the Engineering programme take?

2 - 4 years. The exact length depends on the level you start at and your prior experience.

Where is the Engineering course delivered in Bangor?

Training combines practical delivery at our Bangor centre (46-48 High Street, Bangor, BT20 5AJ) with workplace-based learning, plus online content via the Rutledge Learning LMS.

Do I need a job to start the Engineering apprenticeship?

Yes, Apprenticeships NI requires you to be employed in a relevant role. If you don't have a job yet, Rutledge Bangor can help match you with employer partners hiring apprentices.

Bangor · Apprenticeship

Engineering in Bangor.

2 - 4 years. Levels 2 - 3. DfE-funded Apprenticeships NI programme.

About the programme.

Rutledge Training delivers the Engineering apprenticeship from our Bangor centre, supporting learners across the wider Bangor area. Our tutors combine practical workshop delivery with workplace assessment and digital learning via the Rutledge Learning LMS, helping learners gain Level 2 / 3 Engineering Diploma alongside the portable skills employers value.

Key facts.

Type: Apprenticeship
Level: Levels 2 - 3
Duration: 2 - 4 years
Cost: Free · DfE-funded
Location: Bangor
Age range: 16+

What you will achieve.

01Level 2 / 3 Engineering Diploma
02Practical workshop experience
03Pathway to Higher Level Apprenticeship

Who this is for.

Apprentices employed by NI engineering and manufacturing firms.

Frequently asked.

Is Engineering training in Bangor free?: Yes, DfE-funded Apprenticeships NI programme. Eligibility depends on age, residency and prior qualifications. Speak to the Rutledge Bangor team to confirm.
How long does the Engineering programme take?: 2 - 4 years. The exact length depends on the level you start at and your prior experience.
Where is the Engineering course delivered in Bangor?: Training combines practical delivery at our Bangor centre (46-48 High Street, Bangor, BT20 5AJ) with workplace-based learning, plus online content via the Rutledge Learning LMS.
Do I need a job to start the Engineering apprenticeship?: Yes, Apprenticeships NI requires you to be employed in a relevant role. If you don't have a job yet, Rutledge Bangor can help match you with employer partners hiring apprentices.
Who is this programme for?: Apprentices employed by NI engineering and manufacturing firms.