UK Skills

Mechatronics - Closed

This competition has now closed. For more information on how you can get involved with this competition next year, please contact worldskillsuk@ukskills.org.uk.

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News: WorldSkills UK Mechatronics Results - 16-18 June 2010
Event: Heats and Final

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16/06/2010 - 18/06/2010
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About the competition - Mechatronics - Closed

This is a practical competition that will test your logic, design and fault finding skills in a challenging environment. Competitors are expected to apply their theoretical knowledge
of fundamental principles, automation, pneumatic, electrical/electronic and PLC technologies.

Entry Levels: Advanced, Higher

Entry Deadline: 19 March 2010

Entry Type: Team competitors

Competition Type: Mixed

Competition structure

Stage one: enter online by 19th March 2010.

Stage two: download and return the screening form by 19th March 2010.

Stage three: competitors who meet the required standard will be invited to compete at the UK final.

How many can enter?

Two competitors per team, there are no restrictions on the number of entries per organisation.

Further information

For general information about competitions please contact:

WorldSkills UK contact centre 0800 612 0742 or email skilleng@ukskills.org.uk

Who can enter?

The competition is intended for a team of two competitors working and/or training towards relevant programmes of study in mechatronics. Competitors can be in education and training or working in industry.

Advanced: Those undertaking qualifications up to level 3 (for England, Northern Ireland and Wales), up to level 6 (for Scotland) or up to five years experience in a working environment.

Higher: Those undertaking qualifications up to level 7 (for England, Northern Ireland and Wales), up to level 10 (for Scotland) or up to seven years experience in a working environment.

Further opportunities

There is a City & Guilds qualification available for this competition.

There is the possibility of progressing to a EuroSkills competition.

There is the possibility of progressing to an International WorldSkills competition.

Competition partners

The competition is organised by Semta in association with industry partners.

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