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To ensure a smooth start to your Engineering programme we have arranged for you to be able to view and purchase Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) which is required in practical sessions.
The PPE equipment is required for all 1st year students and will cost £44 and consists of the following:
You will be able to purchase this as a bundle.
When using the workshop, uniform stated above must be worn including protective glasses and gloves.
Students can also purchase an optional Sweatshirt cost of £15.32
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Students will also require:
Scientific calculator, pencils, black pens, ruler, protractor, compass, and notepad which can be purchased independently.
Steel toe cap boots are a mandatory requirement. These are to be purchased independently - advice will be given at enrolment.
The college can provide financial assistance for purchasing uniform and/or equipment resources through the Financial Support Schemes (i.e. bursary) – Details of which will be provided and discussed at enrolment. Any further information required regarding financial support available, can be found on our Student Support page. The student services team will also be available during enrolment.
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