CPD approved · Oxfordshire
Setting out engineer course for Oxford
Become a setting out engineer from Oxford. Two weeks of hands-on training with the Leica TS16 robotic total station at our academy, a CPD approved certificate, and once you pass you can take site work at £200 a day.
- £200 a day
- Day rate when you work with us after passing
- £2,800
- Course fee, payable in instalments
- 14 days
- Of work at that rate covers the full fee
- CPD
- Approved course and certificate
Getting from Oxford to the academy
By train
Trains from Oxford change at Birmingham and take a couple of hours or more. Most trainees stay over.
By car
Up the M40 and M6, a long daily round trip.
Staying over
Most trainees from Oxford stay over for the length of the course. [ACCOMMODATION OFFER]
We send full directions when you get in touch.
Site work in and around Oxford
Oxfordshire has science parks, new towns at Didcot and Bicester, and road upgrades.
When you pass, we look first at projects near your home in Oxfordshire, including Abingdon, Didcot, Witney, Bicester and Kidlington.
Work is paid at £200 a day and depends on project availability.
What the course covers
- Leica TS16 robotic total station
- Site control and setting out points
- Levels
- Drainage and excavation
- Roads, paths and kerbs
- Reading drawings and checking work
Two weeks of practical training at our academy, ending with a final assessment.
Course fee £2,800
Pay in instalments with Klarna or Newpay, subject to status.
At £200 a day, 14 days of site work covers the full fee (before tax; work depends on project availability).
Fees and financeQuestions from Oxford
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Start your training from Oxford
Next course starts [NEXT COURSE DATE]. Call or email and we will help plan your journey.