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BXL Jaguar Partnership Centre
| The BXL Jaguar Partnership Centre provides educational visits for schools, colleges and universities. It is available to and used by educational establishments across the UK and Europe. A typical visit The day starts with a safety presentation followed by a look at the range of cars and an overview of Jaguar as part of Tata Motor Company. The tour of the factory lasts about one hour, after which the group returns to the centre and to complete the visit, the students can be shown a video of the design and testing work done at the Whitley plant or see a presentation that supports the curriculum, and complete an activity that can be selected from a range of activities available.
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Factory Tour
The tour covers the body-in-white build and trim & final stage with an explanation of right-first-time, just-in-time and lean working, showing students how a modern manufacturing facility operates. Curriculum support This comprises of teaching modules on a variety of topics covering Business Studies (GCSE and A-level), Marketing, Applied Mathematics (Primary and Secondary), Applied Science (GCSE), Design Technology (GCSE), Materials (Primary, Secondary and A-level), and the Environment.Sessions can also be tailored to suit specific Diploma lines or to cover generic work such as functional skills.
How to Book Call 0121 700 3035 or email us by clicking here Click here to find out about other Jaguar and Land Rover Partnership Centres accross the region. Download the JLR Business Partnership Centre flyer. |
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Activities These are done in teams and include, simulated production line challenges, or operating and programming a robot arm or traffic lights. Younger students can also operate and program the PIP Robot, build the buggy, receive an introduction to plant protection and personal protection equipment, or learn about materials using the feely boxes.
We aim to present a positive image of modern manufacturing by showing how clean and professional a factory is today. By helping students realise that a career in manufacturing can encompass many diverse roles such as marketing, logistics and design this emphasises the importance of engineering in society and supports aspects of the curriculum by exposure to a real manufacturing environment.
Feedback comments “Having visited other similar organisations for educational days/half days, this was the best. The pupils were fully engaged throughout and there were many curriculum links.” Broadway School
"An absolutely wonderful experience for the children. Wonderful way to relate maths, D&T and ICT to real world situations... excellent!" Stechford Primary
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