Uptree

• Analytical skills
• Numeracy skills
• IT knowledge
• Creativity
• Problem-solving
• An eye for detail
• Communication skills

• Maths
• Physics
• Computer science
• Design technology
• Engineering

England and Wales

• Minimum two A levels (most courses require A/B). Maths A level is required, and many qualifications providers prefer physics A level. Science-related subjects like computing, maths, and design can replace physics.
• Higher National Diploma (HND) (Level 5).
• National Vocational Qualification (NVQ) (Level 4-8).
• Higher apprenticeships (Level 4).
• Bachelor/Masters degree or Degree apprenticeships (Levels 5 - 7) e.g. Bachelor of Engineering (BEng).

There is no set path to entering the engineering and technology industry, each role has unique requirements and requires you to demonstrate your interest and relevant experience. If you're interested in a job, check the requirements in the job advertisement.

Scotland

• Scottish Highers (requirements range from ABBB to AAAAB), with universities and colleges typically requiring AABBB. Universities occasionally request Advanced Highers.
• Foundation apprenticeship (SCQF Level 6).
• Scottish Vocational Qualification (SVQ Level 2-5) - equivalent to SCQF Level 5-11.
• Honours degree/Modern or Graduate apprenticeship (SCQF Level 10).
• Masters degree/Graduate apprenticeship (SCQF Level 11).

There is no set path to entering the engineering and technology industry, each role has unique requirements and requires you to demonstrate your interest and relevant experience. If you're interested in a job, check the requirements in the job advertisement.