Yorkshire & Humber Institute of Technology - specialists in providing higher-level technical education and training
Located across England, IoTs are a national network of partnerships between local colleges, universities and leading industry employers. By studying at the Yorkshire & Humber Institute of Technology, you can gain accredited qualifications in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering or Maths), including Higher National Certificates and Diplomas, Higher Apprenticeships, Foundation Degrees and more.
Recognised by regional and national employers and backed by a £290 million government investment, IoTs deliver the very best in technical education. You won’t just get a strong foundation in theory. You’ll also apply that theory using the latest technology in modern facilities. You’ll learn based on real-world challenges, in small groups of like-minded students who share your passions. You'll get high-quality, high-level technical training across sectors, such as cybersecurity, engineering, construction and more.
One of the unique advantages of studying at an IoT is you get to work closely with local employers. Many IoTs will arrange placements with employers and give you masterclasses with industry experts. With apprenticeships you can get hands on experience while getting paid.
Not sure about the career you want? Don't worry, the IoT experience offers you career support throughout your journey so you can work out what you’re most interested in, find your passion, and start to develop specialist, in-demand skills. Whether you're a school leaver, or wanting to upskill or reskill and forge a new career path, an IoT qualification could be the perfect step on an exciting career journey.
IoT qualifications and training have been developed with respected industry partners. You can learn at the level that’s right for you and leave with the recognised qualifications and the work-ready skills you need to pursue a well-paid, rewarding and purposeful career.
Take your first step on an exciting path. Find out more about learning at an IoT today.
Technical. Skills. Work
The Institute is based on a collaborative partnership between a number of colleges, universities and employers in the region. Partners are working together to deliver, and develop, higher-level curriculum in digital, engineering and manufacturing, construction and agri-tech subjects. Digital and engineering businesses ViSR, CATCH, Skipton Building Society, GB Recruitment and ENGIE Fabricom recognised the need for investment in education to address their wider skills shortages and have signed up as employer partners to be involved in designing the appropriate curriculum, supported by research from local universities – University of York and University of Hull. These employers and universities are part of the governance of the Institute of Technology to ensure continued collaboration and long-term benefits for the region.
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Carve your own career path. Unlock your potential. A positive change awaits.
Discover the range of IOT courses York College has to offer.
- HNC HTQ Construction Management for England
- Construction Site Supervisor Level 4 Apprenticeship
- HNC HTQ Engineering (Two Pathways)
- Engineering Manufacturing Technician Level 4 Apprenticeship
- BA (Hons) 3D Creative Practice
- BA (Hons) Graphic & Communication Design
- BA (Hons) Film Production & Professional Practice
Partners of the Institute of Technology
College Partners
If you are interested in taking your skills to the next level and developing a career in digital, engineering, manufacturing, construction or agriculture tech, then take a look at the courses on offer at one of our seven college partners.
Business Partners
University Partners
Institutes of Technology
What our students say
“I didn’t expect that I was going to make a vocation out of the course, but I specialised in jewellery and I think I can now say that I’m a jeweller! My brother says I've reinvented myself.
“I’m selling my own jewellery now and it feels amazing. It's something that I thought would never happen to me."
