The programme consists of nine units including diagnosis and maintenance of major automotive systems. Students will carry out assessed workshop tasks and classroom sessions to learn the underpinning knowledge, which will be assessed by written question papers, oral questioning, small assignments and on-line assessments.
The Automotive Department has excellent workshops, classrooms and dedicated diagnostic facilities.
As part of the programme students will also complete Functional Skills in English, Maths and ICT at the correct level for the programme. Students may also complete the wider key skills: Working With Others and Improving Own Learning & Performance.
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What you could study next
After completing this light vehicle maintenance and repair principles qualification, you could move on to a Level 3 Diploma in Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair, which takes you to a higher level of diagnostic and technical skill. From there, an apprenticeship or NVQ at Level 3 can support progression toward a fully qualified technician role. Some learners also go on to specialist training in areas such as electric and hybrid vehicle systems.
