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Overview
Compulsory units of health and safety, tools and materials and career job roles. Students will cover vehicle maintenance, engine overhaul, fuel, air, ignition exhaust systems, chassis and electrical.
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Who is this course for?
A course designed to further develop your motor vehicle skills. This course will allow you to remove, refit and diagnose a range of motor vehicle faults and repairs. This course will allow future progression towards Level 3 maintenance and repair and MOT testing. -
Entry Requirements
Maths and English Grade 4.
Previous motor vehicle qualification at a lower level.
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Assessment Types
A combination of coursework, practical and online assessments. -
Units/Modules
- Health and Safety
- Tools and Materials
- Job Roles
- Routine Maintenance
- Engine overhaul
- Electrical Units
- Chassis units
- Driveline Units
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Benefits/Skills
Successful candidates will be able to remove, refit and overhaul vehicle engine, chassis, electrical and driveline units -
Careers/Progression
Ability to apply for Motor Vehicle technician roles in both dealership and small enterprises. Progression to L3 Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair and MOT Testing thereafter
Jobs in this sector
Live data from the DoE's LMI API-
Vehicle body builders and repairers
Average Salary£23,920
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Metal working production and maintenance fitters
Average Salary£34,840
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Vehicle technicians, mechanics and electricians
Average Salary£28,080
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Rail construction and maintenance operatives
Average Salary£33,800
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Precision instrument makers and repairers
Average Salary£27,560
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Garage managers and proprietors
Average Salary£35,880
Estimated 746 future jobs in the next 3 years. -
Vehicle and parts salespersons and advisers
Average Salary£18,200
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Electricians and electrical fitters
Average Salary£34,840
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Vehicle paint technicians
Average Salary£24,440
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Rail and rolling stock builders and repairers
Average Salary£46,800