Engineering Technology
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Course Content
- Computer Aided Design
- Maths For STEM
- Mechanics
- Engineering Drawing
- Engineering Workshop Processes
- Engineering Workshop Theory
- Communications
- Work Experience
- Renewable Energy Systems
- Safe Pass Training
Open Statement/Course Description
Engineers are the innovators and problem solvers of the modern era. From simple structures to the complex, a door handle to a supercar an engineer has been involved from concept design to production. This course is designed to equip learners with the skills and knowledge to enter employment at apprenticeship level or progress onto professional engineering programmes at various universities and Institutes of Technology.
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Career Opportunities
Graduates can progress to employment in various areas including:
Engineering Machine Operative | Engineering Technician – Civil | Engineering Technician – Electrical | Engineering Technician – Mechanical | Engineering Craft Machinist | Building Services Engineering Technician | Agricultural Technician |Advanced Manufacturing Technician
Statistics
80% of graduates’ progress to Higher Education
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Progression to degrees
Graduates can progress to a variety of degree programmes including:
DkIT | Engineering – Common Entry | Level 8
DkIT | Civil Engineering/Mechanical Engineering/Electrical & Electronic Systems | Level 7
DkIT | Construction Management | Level 8
DkIT | Construction Management | Level 8
DkIT | Architectural Technology | Level 7
TU Dublin | Engineering – General Entry| Level 8
TU Dublin | Civil Engineering | Level 7
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Fees For The Academic Year 2025 – 2026
All courses have a Registration Fee of €30 (non-refundable).
A non-refundable Registration fee of €30 will be payable on acceptance of a PLC place. Essential course materials may be required for some courses the cost of which will be borne by the student.
All fees are subject to change. All fees must be paid with a Credit/Debit card online. No cash is acceptable.
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I studied Engineering Technology at OFI Dundalk. I chose it as it was a way of seeing which type of engineering I wanted to do in the future. The thing I found most enjoyable was the workshop classes. Doing a PLC course has really helped me, it was a path to see if I wanted to do mechanical or aviation studies.
Chris Carey Engineering Technology Graduate, 2020