The demand for process manufacturing is now higher than ever, without it there would be no medicines, foods, drinks, oil, gas and so the list goes on. It’s a great industry if you’re looking for a career that’s hands on, creative and rewarding.
You will study at the PMC, which was collaboratively designed with employers to address their shared training needs. In addition to receiving industry standard training, our centre simulates a real time manufacturing plant where learning through practical, hands-on experience is central to your study and the courses and apprenticeships we deliver.
Through our partnerships with employers, you will be well connected to leaders in the manufacturing sector, giving you excellent opportunities to progress and succeed.
Manufacturing is currently enjoying an increased interest as a career choice, and for good reason too! With plenty of pathways available to those who train in Process Manufacturing, getting started in this innovative, creative field is a great idea.
Kirklees College prides itself on being an innovator of the field too, being the first college in England to offer a Level 3 Supply Chain Apprenticeship. All our students are also taught in our state-of-the-art Process Manufacturing Centre (PMC) and learn from industry experts.
There is a wide range of qualifications and levels available, but not all of them may be right for you. If you’re not sure what qualification type or level you should be searching for, take a look at our qualifications explained.
I think Kirklees College is the best around for engineering. The facilities are excellent – it’s great having a process manufacturing plant to practise on. Science and engineering are my passion.
The Process Manufacturing Centre where we study has really great facilities and some of the top range equipment to work with, which helps us when we do go out to work with our employers. You really gain hands on practical experience in the factory room and the tutors have been amazing and really helped us through thick and thin.
I wanted to get into the world of work rather than continuing in the class room full time. An apprenticeship allowed me to achieve this and gain further qualifications at the same time. As an apprentice you get all three things you need for a great start to a career – experience, qualifications and money. It’s a brilliant choice.
