The Level 4 Fundamentals of Hydraulic Systems in Engineering course is designed to address a critical skills gap in the engineering sector, benefiting learners, employers, and both local and national communities.
This specialised course focuses on equipping learners with the fundamental skills and knowledge needed to design, implement, and maintain hydraulic systems across various engineering environments. By offering targeted, industry-relevant learning, this programme enhances employability, supports economic growth, and meets the demands of modern engineering industries.
This course will provide learners with competence-based knowledge and practical expertise in hydraulic systems. Key areas of focus include:
- Understanding the principles and functions of hydraulic systems
- Designing hydraulic systems for a variety of engineering applications
- Implementing and maintaining hydraulic systems to meet industry standards
- Troubleshooting and resolving common hydraulic system challenges
- Developing critical thinking and technical skills to address real-world engineering problems
This micro-credential course ensures learners are ready to apply their knowledge effectively in professional settings.
The course is competence-based, with learners demonstrating their skills and understanding in the session.
You'll need to have completed a level 3 qualification in engineering.
After completing this course, you can enrol onto other micro-credential courses to build on your expertise, or pursue university-level qualifications in engineering.