Energising Careers

Welders cut, join and&nbsp;shape plates or sections of metal together by applying extreme heat using electric or gas equipment. The edges of the metal melt and then bind together as they cool, creating a permanent join.

Verbal communication Resourceful Working with numbers Observation Attention to detail Developing a plan Implementing ideas Managing resources Time management

* English * Maths * Technologies subjects * Physics

How to become a Welder

Foundation Apprenticeship: <a href="https://www.dumgal.ac.uk/dumgalportal/index.php?coursepostback=true&amp;coursesearch=true&amp;simpledescription=CFEN&amp;keyword=engineering&amp;moa=&amp;aoi=&amp;scqf=&amp;location=&amp;site=dumgal">Engineering</a> College: <a href="https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search/?search=welding&amp;rad=20&amp;f%5B%5D=ss_qualification_type%3AHNC+%2F+HND&amp;page=1">HNC/HND Welding and Fabrication</a> You could do a Modern Apprenticeship leading to a relevant Scottish Vocational Qualifications in Fabrication and Welding (SVQ level 3), a National Certificate (SCQF level 5/6) or a National Qualification (SCQF level 6) in areas like Fabrication and Welding or Mechanical Engineering. You can enter some Fabrication and Welding National Certificate or National Qualification courses (SCQF 5-6) with no formal qualifications but most courses ask for National 4/5 qualifications (SCQF level 4/5).&nbsp; You may need to pass an aptitude test to enter this type of apprenticeship.&nbsp;

Welder

Some College Academy/Foundation Apprenticeship courses which may be of interest to you.

As part of the Senior Options form there are a number of courses available to school pupils. If you choose one of the subjects below you will gain qualifications in industry recognised qualifications, develop skills and attendance on these courses will help with your transition to the next stage of your education or work life after school. <a href="https://www.dumgal.ac.uk/courses/renewable-energy-practical-skills-0">Renewable Energy Practical Skills</a> - This course will discuss various methods of renewable energy production as well as the storage of energy and will include a hands on approach to designing, building, evaluating and improving various renewable energy systems. <a href="https://www.dumgal.ac.uk/courses/electrical-engineering-hnc-scqf-level-7">HNC Electrical Engineering</a> - This course will give you a technical grounding in Electrical Power, Generation, Electrical Safety, and Instrumentation, the course is nationally recognised as the qualification needed by technicians working within the electrical sector. <a href="https://www.dumgal.ac.uk/courses/foundation-apprenticeship-engineering-scqf-level-6">FA Engineering</a> - equivalent of a Higher, this course covers Engineering Systems, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Performing Engineering. You will also have work placement experience/industry challenge

Scottish Power Energy Networks (SPEN)

An introduction to Engineering and Manufacturing in D&G

An introduction to Engineering and Manufacturing in D&amp;G (featuring a former pupil)

Foundation Apprenticeship: <a href="https://www.dumgal.ac.uk/courses/foundation-apprenticeship-engineering-scqf-level-6">Engineering</a>

Roustabouts are crew members on offshore oil or gas rigs. They do basic labouring work, mostly on the drilling operation. They keep the drilling area tidy and in good working order. They are also called roughnecks.

Good practical&nbsp;skills Stamina and good physical fitness Agility and a good head for heights Strong sense of responsibility Awareness of health and safety issues at all times Basic IT skills Resilient nature.

You do not need formal qualifications but a good general education is useful. Experience of any type of manual labour can be useful. You must be at least 18 years of age to work offshore. To work offshore, you must have&nbsp;the Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training Certificate (BOSIET). Many people do the course at their own expense before looking for work. In other cases, some companies sponsor new employees through the course. You must&nbsp;also have completed&nbsp;the OPITO&nbsp;Minimum Industry Safety Training (MIST) course and have an Offshore Medical Certificate. Normally, you need previous work experience in a manual or active job. For example, some entrants have experience of work in the construction industry or the armed forces. A forklift truck licence could be useful. You should be fit, as this job involves climbing, lifting and using heavy equipment. You would have to pass a medical examination every 2 years.

* Maths * Science subjects * English * Technologies subjects such as engineering science

Offshore roustabout

Roustabout Careers

Administrators are responsible for supporting a manager, team or department with a wide range of office based activities. The management of information, record-keeping and documentation control is a very important activity in every business and organisation.&nbsp;

Cooperating Verbal communication Written communication Observation Attention to detail Sorting Developing a plan Time management Reliable

* English * Maths * Administration and IT

Administrative Assistant Duties And Responsibilities

College: <a href="https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search/?search=business+and+administration&amp;rad=20&amp;f%5B%5D=ss_qualification_type%3AHNC+%2F+HND&amp;page=1">HNC/HND Business and Administration</a> There are no fixed entry routes to this job but some people will: Do a course in administration or business studies such as a National Certificate, a Higher National Certificate or Higher National Diploma. You can enter some National Certificate or National Qualification courses with no formal qualifications but most courses ask for National 4/5 qualifications You can enter Higher National Certificate or Higher National Diploma courses with National 4/5 qualifications and one to two Highers or equivalent qualifications.&nbsp; Or complete a Modern Apprenticeship in Business and Administration Entry to a Modern Apprenticeship depends on the employer; some may require National 4/5 qualifications.

Administrative assistant

A scaffolder uses tools to build a framework of interconnected metal tubes with timber walkways, so that construction workers can reach high levels of buildings during construction or renovation.

Resilience Reliable Risk taking Time management Taking initiative Managing resources Cooperating Resourceful Problem solving

* English * Maths * Technologies subjects

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You would do Modern Apprenticeship which includes the Construction Industry Scaffolders Record Scheme (CISRS), the nationally-recognised training scheme for scaffolding. There are no formal qualifications required to enter this apprenticeship but some employers may ask for qualifications at SCQF level 4/5. You may need to pass an aptitude test to start an apprenticeship. You must hold a Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) card or equivalent and pass a health and safety test to train or work on construction sites. A driving licence may be required for some jobs. You have to climb up while carrying heavy weights, and work with heavy poles at heights. The poles are long and difficult to handle. You have to bend, lift, balance and kneel. You wear protective gear – hard hat, footwear, overalls and perhaps safety harness.

Scaffolder

You would design and test components and machines like wind turbines, pumps for clean water. You’d oversee the set-up of the machines and check that they work properly. For example, you could work in renewable energy to install off-shore wind turbines. You could design the pumps and valves that deliver clean water to homes and businesses.

Modern Apprenticeship: <a href="https://www.apprenticeships.scot/browse-frameworks/modern-apprenticeships/upstream-oil-and-gas-production/individual-upstream-oil-and-gas-production/?searchTerm=mechanical%20engineering">Upstream Oil and Gas Production</a> <a href="https://www.apprenticeships.scot/browse-frameworks/modern-apprenticeships/engineering-construction/individual-engineering-construction/?searchTerm=mechanical%20engineering">Engineering Construction</a>

College: <a href="https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search/?search=mechanical+engineering&amp;rad=20&amp;f%5B%5D=ss_qualification_type%3AHNC+%2F+HND&amp;page=1">HNC/HND Mechanical Engineering</a>

University degree: <a href="https://www.ucas.com/explore/courses?subject=Mechanical%20engineering&amp;filterBy=all&amp;studyMode=undergraduate&amp;latLng=false&amp;page=1&amp;filters%5B0%5D=Scotland~locations">Mechanical Engineering</a> Entry to a Mechanical Engineering degree (SCQF level 9/0) requires Highers at BBBB or above; Advanced Highers are helpful.

Coaching Delegating Managing resources Developing a plan Attention to detail Working with technology Cooperating Researching Observation Problem solving

What is Mechanical Engineering?

* Maths * Physics * English * Engineering Science

Mechanical engineer

Jeff, Project Engineer

Solicitors give legal advice to clients on issues such as conveyancing (buying and selling property), civil and criminal court actions, drawing up wills, family law (divorce, child custody and support) and some financial matters. Clients may be individuals or organisations.

Building relationships Verbal communication Written communication Researching Empathising Attention to detail Sorting Developing a plan Time management Negotiating

* English * Maths * Modern Studies * History * Modern Languages * Science subject

Career Advice on becoming a Trainee Solicitor by Jane R (Full Version)

University degree: <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=law">Law</a> You will need an LLB honours degree (SCQF level 10) in Scottish Law or an LLB ordinary degree (SCQF level 9) with distinction in Scottish Law which can be studied at ten universities in Scotland. It is possible to undertake the LLB part-time or full-time, and there is also an online/distance learning option. Dundee is the only law school in the UK to offer fully qualifying law degrees for the legal profession either in Scotland or in England and Wales, and Northern Ireland and a dual qualifying degree in both Scots and English Law. You must also complete a Diploma in Professional Legal Practice (SCQF level 11) which can be undertaken at six universities in Scotland followed by a traineeship - the period of paid, in-office training. To enter a LLB (law degree) you will need at least four Highers at B or above, some courses require Advanced Highers and some courses will ask that qualifications are gained in one sitting. You may also be required to sit a National Admissions Test for Law (LNAT).

Solicitor

College: <a href="https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search/?search=quantity+surveying&amp;rad=20&amp;f%5B%5D=ss_qualification_type%3AHNC+%2F+HND&amp;page=1">HNC/HND Quantity Surveying</a> <a href="https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search/?search=civil+engineering&amp;rad=20&amp;f%5B%5D=ss_qualification_type%3AHNC+%2F+HND&amp;page=1">HNC/HND Civil Engineering</a>

A quantity surveyor&nbsp;estimates the&nbsp;costs of a building or engineering project from its beginning&nbsp;to completion. Contractors base their tenders on this. Once the project is under way, the quantity surveyor continually monitors its progress and actual costs.

Building relationships Cooperating Verbal communication Working with technology Working with numbers Developing a plan Time management Negotiating Analysing Understanding

* English * Maths * Geography * Science subjects * Technologies subjects

University degree: <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=quantity%20surveying">Quantity Surveying</a> <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=civil%20engineering">Civil Engineering</a> You gain chartered or associate status by following one of the routes approved by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). Studying a degree in quantity surveying, or a related subject such as civil engineering, construction or economics, accredited by RICS, followed by a period of supervised practical training (Assessment of Professional Competence). If your degree is not RICS-accredited you can do an accredited postgraduate qualification. You could enter a job with some subjects at National 5 and Highers and train&nbsp;towards the AssocRICS qualification (associate member of RICS) for 4 years. Alternatively, if you have an&nbsp;HNC&nbsp;or HND&nbsp;you could get enter at technician level and work towards RICS associate membership with two years of supervised training. Entry requirements for an HND are 2 Highers, and for a degree, 4 Highers. English and Maths are preferred.

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Quantity surveyor

Drilling engineers design, plan, cost, install and supervise the operation of drilling oil and gas wells. They make sure drilling projects meet international, environmental and health and safety standards.

College: <a href="https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search/?search=mechanical+engineering&amp;rad=20&amp;f%5B%5D=ss_qualification_type%3AHNC+%2F+HND&amp;page=1">HNC/HND Mechanical Engineering</a> <a href="https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search/?search=petroleum+engineering&amp;rad=20&amp;f%5B%5D=ss_qualification_type%3AHNC+%2F+HND&amp;page=1">HNC Petroleum Engineering</a>

Good problem solving skills Initiative and self-reliance Leadership Teamwork Work well under pressure Good communication skills Planning and organisational skills Responsible attitude to health and safety IT and number skills.

University degree: <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/courses/bee0b4e1-e461-5332-491c-50778779da9b?academicYearId=2021">Mechanical and Offshore Engineering</a> <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?searchTerm=Petroleum%20Engineering&amp;studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None">Petroleum Engineering</a> Entry to a degree courses requires Highers at BBBB or above; Advanced Highers are helpful. To work offshore you must pass a medical examination every 2 years. You must also pass an offshore survival course such as the Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training Certificate (BOSIET). You may also have to undertake the Minimum Industry Safety Training (MIST) course.

* Maths * Physics * Chemistry * Technologies subjects * English

Drilling engineer

What it's like to be a Drilling Engineer

You would work as part of a team that controls and operates the drills on offshore facilities such as oil or gas rigs or drilling platforms. As a driller, you would supervise the drilling team and control the rate of drilling. It’s a highly skilled and responsible job.

Verbal communication Working with technology Working with numbers Attention to detail Developing a plan Time management Making decisions Taking responsibility Analysing

An offshore survival course such as basic offshore safety induction and emergency training certificate (BOSIET). To pass an offshore medical certificate. You would normally get into this job after first working with the drilling crew as a roustabout and roughneck. You will usually need at least two years’ experience and be aged 18 years old to apply for jobs.&nbsp;

* Maths * Science subjects * English * Engineering Science

Life on an Oil Rig: Behind the Scenes | ExxonMobil

Offshore drilling worker

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The following pages provide information on some of the careers available in the Energy industry. On each job card you will find information on: * skills required for the job * useful subjects * routes and pathways * job profile from My World of Work * video giving a career insight Be sure and click on the links to be see the videos, job profiles and to be taken to the UCAS and MWOW websites for more information on courses available and entry requirements. ALWAYS CHECK UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE WEBSITES FOR ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

Facts around the Energy Industry College Academy/Foundation Apprenticeship course information Engineering Jobs Electrical Engineer Mechanical Engineer Big Data Engineer Drilling Engineer Nuclear Engineer Other Jobs Offshore Drilling Worker ROV Pilot Technician Diver Offshore Roustabout CAD Technician Accountant Environmental Adviser Geoscientist Helicopter Pilot Solicitor Quantity Surveyor Scaffolder Welder Administrative Assitant

Divers carry out a range of tasks underwater, either inshore (such as rivers or lochs) or offshore (sea and ocean), depending on the type of diving and what industry they work in. This could include engineering, marine science, recreational or armed services. In Scotland, most professional divers work offshore, primarily in the oil and gas industry. In the offshore oil and gas industry you would do underwater exploration and surveying. You’d build and repair drilling rigs and pipeline

Excellent physical fitness, stamina and swimming skills relevant practical, technical or professional skills Methodical approach, with attention to detail Good concentration to work in difficult conditions Strong sense of responsibility Willingness to work away from home for periods of time.

Though there are no set qualifications for entry to this career you must gain a qualification recognised by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).&nbsp; To work as a commercial diver you will need the right skills and qualifications for your industry, as well as learning how to dive. Many commercial divers gain academic or technical qualifications relevant to their chosen industry first: Some offshore divers might need a degree in surveying or engineering. Before starting any training, you have to pass a thorough medical examination by an Approved Medical Examiner of Divers (AMED). The certificate has to be renewed annually and includes a fitness test. To work offshore in the oil industry you must pass an offshore survival course such as the Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training Certificate (BOSIET). Contact OPITO for details.

Diver - specialist

Day at Work with FragranceView Offshore Commercial Diving (Mixed Gas)

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Modern Apprenticeship: <a href="https://www.apprenticeships.scot/browse-frameworks/modern-apprenticeships/construction-civil-engineering/individual-construction-civil-engineering/?searchTerm=civil%20engineering">Civil Engineering</a>

A CAD technician uses computer aided design (CAD) software to create design plans for a wide range of products, systems or structures, ranging from oil rigs, buildings or cars to heating systems. The designs are either 2D (surface modelling) or 3D (solid modelling) drawings. Other titles for the job include CAD draughtsman/woman and engineering draughtsperson.

College: <a href="https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search/?search=CAD&amp;rad=20&amp;f%5B%5D=sm_attendance_type%3AFull+time&amp;f%5B%5D=sm_attendance_type%3APart+time&amp;f%5B%5D=ss_qualification_type%3AHNC+%2F+HND&amp;page=2">HNC/HND CAD</a> <a href="https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search/?search=engineering+systems&amp;rad=20&amp;f%5B%5D=sm_attendance_type%3AFull+time&amp;f%5B%5D=sm_attendance_type%3APart+time&amp;f%5B%5D=ss_qualification_type%3AHNC+%2F+HND&amp;page=1">HNC/HND Engineering Systems</a>

Developing a plan Attention to detail Working with technology Written communication Cooperating Creative Working with numbers Problem solving

Betsy Crosbie, UK CAD Designer

* English&nbsp; * Maths&nbsp; * Physics&nbsp; * Design &amp; Manufacture&nbsp; * Graphic Communication * Engineering Science

Training is generally on the job. If you do not have an HNC or HND, you may study for one part time, while you are working. Depending on the industry you work in, you may be able to take courses in specialised software, such as computer aided manufacturing (CAM) or computer aided engineering (CAE) systems.

CAD technician

Helicopter pilots operate the flying controls, monitor the equipment and instruments and, on larger helicopters, instruct and supervise the crew members. They are responsible for the safety of all passengers and crew.

Working with technology Problem solving Observation Attention to detail Concentrating Taking initiative Reliable

To become a commercial helicopter pilot you must gain the Commercial Pilot’s Licence (Helicopter) (CPL(H)). This is the standard professional licence. Subsequently, you can go on to acquire the Airline Transport Pilot (Helicopter) Licence&nbsp;(ATPL(H)). This is the senior licence, which is necessary for piloting two-crew helicopters. You can start training for your PPL(H) from 16 years of age and be granted your licence from 17 years of age. You must complete aptitude tests to pass your CPL(H). You need to be physically fit, hold a civil aviation authority (CAA) class 1 medical certificate and have good hearing, good eyesight and normal colour vision. Sponsorship may occasionally be available and sponsoring companies normally require: a current flying qualification a civil aviation authority (CAA) class 1 medical certificate Highers that you be aged between 18 and 27

* Maths * Science subjects * English * Geography * Modern languages

Day in the life of a Helicopter Pilot

Pilot - Helicopter

A remotely operated vehicle, or ROV, is a small submersible craft which performs various underwater tasks in support of a wide range of industries, including oil and gas, scientific exploration, search and salvage, inspection of underwater equipment such as pipelines, surveying and dam inspections. An ROV pilot technician controls the movement of the vehicle from a ship’s cabin or other indoor location on the surface.

College: <a href="https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search?search=mechanical%20engineering&amp;rad=20&amp;f%5B0%5D=ss_qualification_type%3AHNC%20/%20HND&amp;page=1">HNC/HND Mechanical Engineering</a>

Good problem solving skills An aptitude for&nbsp;technical and practical&nbsp;work Good IT and number skills Ability to use tools Ability to interpret complex data and technical drawings Excellent attention to detail Ability to work either alone or in a team Good communication skills.

Some enter by way of the Royal Navy, the Merchant Navy or the RAF, after training in navigation, marine engineering or aircraft engineering. A minimum of three years' experience working in electrical, electronics, hydraulics or mechanics&nbsp;may be necessary. To work offshore you must pass a medical examination every 2 years. You must also pass an offshore survival course such as the Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training Certificate (BOSIET). Contact Cogent for more details. You may have to undertake the Minimum Industry Safety Training (MIST) course.

* Maths&nbsp; * Physics * Chemistry * English * Engineering Science

ROV pilot technician

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The Energy industry includes traditional oil &amp; gas operating companies, such as: <a href="https://www.shell.co.uk/">Shell</a> <a href="https://www.bp.com/">BP </a> <a href="https://www.chrysaor.com/">Chrysaor </a> as well as alternative energy and sustainable energy companies (Renewables), including those involved in hydroelectric power, such as: <a href="https://www.drax.com/energy-policy/a-brief-history-of-scottish-hydropower/">Drax</a> <a href="https://www.sse.com/">Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE)</a> There are also organisations which provide specialist engineering support, such as: <a href="https://www.woodplc.com/">Wood plc</a> <a href="https://www.worley.com/">Worley</a> <a href="https://www.bakerhughes.com/">Baker Hughes</a> <a href="https://www.akersolutions.com/">Aker Solutions</a>

738,000&nbsp;jobs supported across the UK

The energy industry is not just all about engineering though, within all of the companies mentioned you will find people employed in lots of different areas HR, finance, sales, communications, IT support, catering, admin, legal and the list goes on. Over the following pages we will find out more about the different careers on offer within the Energy sector.

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£13bn&nbsp;invested by the UK energy sector

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You would help people and businesses manage their money effectively. You’d provide accountancy services for your clients. These could be small businesses, large companies or wealthy individuals. Your duties would include handling tax, carrying out audits and advising clients on how to improve their business finances.

Modern Apprenticeship: <a href="https://www.apprenticeships.scot/browse-frameworks/modern-apprenticeships/accounting/individual-accounting/?searchTerm=accountancy">Accounting</a> College: <a href="https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search/?search=accounting&amp;rad=20&amp;f%5B%5D=ss_qualification_type%3AHNC+%2F+HND&amp;page=1">HNC/HND Accounting</a>

University degree: <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=accountancy">Accountancy</a> <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=economics">Economics</a> <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=MAths">Maths</a> <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=Finance">Finance</a>

Teamwork Communication Problem solving Planning and organising Good IT skills Good numeracy skills

* English * Maths&nbsp; * ICT subjects

You usually need 4-5 Highers for entry to a degree course, depending on where, and which subject, you want to study. Alternatively, you may be able to enter accountancy training with an employer if you have 4-5 Highers plus National 5 English and Maths. Some accountancy companies, including Deloitte and KPMG, now run entry schemes or programmes for school leavers who achieve good grades in a group of Highers. Another alternative is to start as a trainee accounting technician. There are no set entry requirements but most employers prefer at least 3 or 4 subjects at National 5 including English and Maths. Some employers prefer candidates with 2 or more Highers. Modern Apprenticeships in accounting may be available in your area. Once qualified as an accounting technician you can go on to full accountancy training. If you enter accounting technician training with an HND you will probably get exemptions from certain exams. For entry to an HND course you need 1-2 Highers plus some subjects at National 5.

Accountant - Private practice

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Renewable energy in Scotland&nbsp;is up by 28% compared to the same&nbsp;quarter in 2019. Scotland's renewable energy sector supports around 16,000 jobs. Scotland’s offshore wind sector saw an increase of (54%) more than doubling its output&nbsp;to 1,262 GWh of electricity.

Discover more about the 91 different jobs here @ <a href="https://www.myoilandgascareer.com/roles">My Oil and Gas career </a> Discover more about <a href="https://ogtap.co.uk/apprenticeships">Oil and Gas Technical Apprentice Programme</a> Discover more about <a href="https://esp-scotland.ac.uk/step-into-renewables/">STEP into Renewables</a> (a series of short video presentations to highlight and promote careers in the Offshore Wind Renewables industry)

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Nuclear engineers develop and apply nuclear energy for a variety of purposes, including power generation and defence. Nuclear engineers encompass all disciplines of engineering including civil, mechanical, electrical and chemical and industrial, as well as&nbsp;specialist areas,&nbsp;such as&nbsp;nuclear safety case, health/radiation physics, shielding, reactor physics and&nbsp;waste engineering.

College: <a href="https://www.west-lothian.ac.uk/courses/course-list/hnc-engineering-systems/">HNC Engineering Systems</a> <a href="https://www.westcollegescotland.ac.uk/courses/course-directory/courses/engineering/hnd-engineering-systems">HND Engineering Systems</a>

Excellent maths and IT skills Excellent problem solving skills An analytical approach Good planning and management skills Good communication skills Strong awareness of safety in the workplace

University degree: <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=physics%20with%20nuclear%20technology">Physics with Nuclear Technologies</a> <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=chemical%20physics">Chemical Physics</a> <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=physics">Physics</a> Entry to a degree courses requires Highers at BBBC or above; Advanced Highers are helpful. You may need normal colour vision for entry into some careers in this branch of engineering. There are openings with nuclear energy companies, in university and government research departments, with the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and the Royal Navy, as well as in the medical profession. To work for some organisations, such as the MoD, you will have to undergo strict background and security checks.

Nuclear engineer

You would design, build and maintain the electrical systems and equipment that are vital to industry, the railways and manufacturing. There are many industries you could work in, such as: Energy – generating, transmitting and distributing power Renewable energy – solar panelling, hydroelectric power and wind turbines

College Academy: <a href="https://www.dumgal.ac.uk/courses/electrical-engineering-hnc-scqf-level-7">HNC Electrical Engineering</a>

Modern Apprenticeship: <a href="https://www.apprenticeships.scot/browse-frameworks/modern-apprenticeships/electrical-installation/individual-electric-installation/?searchTerm=Electrical%20Installation">Electrical Installation</a>

Full Time College: <a href="https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search/?search=electrical+engineering&amp;rad=20&amp;f%5B%5D=ss_qualification_type%3AHNC+%2F+HND&amp;page=1">HNC/HND Electrical Engineering</a>

University degree: <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?searchTerm=Electronic%20and%20electrical&amp;studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=MostRelevant&amp;clearingPreference=None">Electrical or Electronics Engineering</a> Entry to a Electrical Engineering degree (SCQF level 9/0) requires Highers at BBBC or above; Advanced Highers are helpful.

Cooperating Verbal communication Working with technology Written communication Problem solving Working with numbers Attention to detail Developing a plan Making decisions Analysing

* Maths * Physics&nbsp; * English * Engineering Science

Electrical engineer

Day in the Life: Electrical Engineer

The Environmental Advisor fulfills a critical a role in ensuring that an organisation meets all statutory requirements and industry and Company standards with regards to the environment. This role ensures that the environmental impact of technical and engineering project design and ongoing production operations is fully considered and minimised

College: <a href="https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search/?search=geology&amp;rad=20&amp;f%5B%5D=ss_qualification_type%3AHNC+%2F+HND&amp;page=1">HNC/HND Environmental Management</a>

University degree: <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=geology">Geology</a> <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=geography">Geography</a> <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=ecology">Ecology</a> <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=Environmental%20engineering">Environmental Engineering</a>

Developing a plan Attention to detail Working with technology Verbal communication Written communication Social conscience Researching Problem solving

Degree or equivalent in related subject e.g. Environmental sciences. Employers may look for relevant work experience through summer work, internship in a similar role gained during University/study.

* Maths&nbsp; * Sciences * English * Geography * ICT

Environmental consultant

Career Advice on becoming an Environmental Manager by David F (Full Version)

College Academy: <a href="https://www.dumgal.ac.uk/courses/data-science-npa-scqf-level-5">NPA Data Science</a>

Graduate Apprenticeship: <a href="https://www.apprenticeships.scot/browse-frameworks/graduate-apprenticeships/data-science/individual-data-science/?searchTerm=data">Data Science</a>

Over 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are created every day, and it's continuously. Using their vast technical skills, big data engineers develop software that collects and analyses vast quantities of potentially vital information.

College: <a href="https://www.dumgal.ac.uk/dumgalportal/index.php?coursepostback=true&amp;coursesearch=true&amp;simpledescription=HMEC&amp;keyword=mechanical%20engineering&amp;moa=0&amp;aoi=50&amp;location=&amp;site=dumgal&amp;scqf=0">HNC Mechanical Engineering</a> <a href="https://www.glasgowclyde.ac.uk/courses/489-hnd-mechanical-engineering/756">HND Mechanical Engineering</a>

College: <a href="https://www.myworldofwork.co.uk/learn-and-train/course/search/?search=mechanical+engineering&amp;rad=20&amp;f%5B%5D=ss_qualification_type%3AHNC+%2F+HND&amp;page=1">HNC/HND Mechanical Engineering</a>

Working with technology Problem solving Working with numbers Researching Attention to detail Analysing

University degree: <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?searchTerm=computer%20data%20science&amp;studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=MostRelevant&amp;clearingPreference=None">Computing and Data Science</a> <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=MostRelevant&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=computer%20engineering">Computer Engineering</a> <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=MostRelevant&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=information%20technology">Information Technology</a> Entry to a degree courses requires Highers at AABB or above; Advanced Highers are helpful.

* Computer science * Maths * Business

Big data engineer

Why Become A Data Engineer in 2021

University degree: <a href="https://digital.ucas.com/coursedisplay/results/providers?studyYear=2021&amp;destination=Undergraduate&amp;regions=Scotland&amp;postcodeDistanceSystem=imperial&amp;pageNumber=1&amp;sort=ProviderAtoZ&amp;clearingPreference=None&amp;searchTerm=Geophysics">Geophysic</a>s

Geoscientists study the physical composition and structure of the Earth, and measure and analyse forces such as earthquakes, magnetism or gravity that affect it. They also look for important minerals, including oil and gas, under the Earth’s surface.

Cooperating Verbal communication Written communication Problem solving Observation Researching Attention to detail Developing a plan Taking initiative Analysing

* Maths * Physics * Chemistry * Biology * English * Geography * Modern languages

Higher requirements AAAAA - ABBBB Degree in relevant physical science subject e.g. geology, geophysics, geochemistry, or degree in Physics or Mathematics may also be considered Good knowledge of geosciences data and Information Systems Very good knowledge of databases and data models Employers might also look for: Relevant work experience through summer work, internship Related fieldwork or research trips

Geoscientist

What it's like to be a Geophysicist

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