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Level 3 Accelerated Robotics Course (HE ROUTE)

Course information

  • Study mode: Part Time
  • Duration: Level 3 Accelerated Robotics Course (HE ROUTE)
  • Student type: Adults
  • Course code: NCFN16/R02

Course Description

  • Study mode: Part Time
  • Duration: Level 3 Accelerated Robotics Course (HE ROUTE)
  • Student type: Adults
  • Course code: NCFN16/R02

The Level 3 Accelerated Robotics Course at Lakes College is a free, intensive three-week programme starting on 16th February 2026. It’s designed for individuals with existing engineering knowledge or qualifications who want to cross-skill, upskill, or refresh their understanding of robotics and automation.

Delivered in a block release format, the course offers 30 hours of face-to-face learning per week (5 days x 6 hours)over three weeks, providing an immersive, hands-on experience where you learn by doing. Across 90 total hours, you’ll develop a strong understanding of how robotic and automated systems are configured, operated, and programmed in industrial environments.

You’ll study the fundamentals of robotics and automation, including robotic programming, system configuration, and the integration of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) and associated technologies such as sensors, measurement systems, and part placement devices. You’ll also explore nuclear and industrial case studies, ensuring your learning is grounded in real-world applications.

This course is ideal for technicians, engineers, or apprentices already working in the nuclear, manufacturing, or process sectors who want to enhance their technical expertise. With strong employer engagement and practical, industry-relevant delivery, the course meets the growing demand for skilled robotics professionals.

Entry requirements

Application and interview will determine suitability.

Costs

This course is free for all adults (aged 19+).

What next?

Upon completion, learners will have the opportunity to progress onto Level 4 or Level 5 qualifications in Robotics and Automation, further advancing their technical expertise and career prospects. The skills gained on this course also open pathways to enhanced roles within engineering, manufacturing, and nuclear industries, where knowledge of robotics and control systems is increasingly in demand.

Apply for this course

If you would like to apply online for this course, please click below and you’ll be taken to our application portal. If you need any guidance about your choices before applying, email admissions@lcwc.ac.uk or call 01946 839300.