Studying engineering at CEME gives you a great start for your future. Engineering is a wonderful career in its own right but it can also lead on to many other varied careers. Did you know in FTSE100 companies the number of engineers on their boards comes second only to those with a finance background?

CEME can offer you access to a wide range of courses in engineering including motor vehicle, product design and apprenticeships.  You can study whilst at school, study part or full time at college or join an apprenticeship with a local company.

Still at school?

Directly or through its partners, CEME can provide advice and guidance on careers and routes into engineering;

• GCSE
• Diploma
• A–level
• Apprenticeships
• College courses
• University courses

Find out more about us visiting your school.

Bored on a Saturday morning?

CEME Saturday Clubs give you the chance to get your hands on engineering equipment and make cool products like CD towers and tool boxes on a Saturday morning. It’s great fun and a great way to try real engineering whilst still at school.
Download the Saturday Club fact sheet for more details.

Studying Design & Technology at School?

The Gateway to Skills Centre at CEME is a great place to study – available for schools to hire with a fantastic range of equipment to help you complete your course with top grades.

Thinking about Apprenticeships?

CEME is a leading institution in London delivering apprenticeship programmes to local employers.  Studying at CEME is more akin to learning in a professional engineering or manufacturing environment.  We take a sense of pride in an experience that replicates the modern workplace - one of the reasons that leading employers choose to use CEME.  CEME also run the Ford Motor Company Ltd Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering on site - if you are interested in applying contact us.

Find out more information on the GTS Apprenticeship.

Find out more information on the Ford Apprenticeships and apply online.

Find an employer in your area recruiting for apprenticeships.