Free Level 2 Vehicle Component Fitting Course in Bolton. Classes run at Nacro Education Centre Bolton, daytime and flexible over one year. You'll cover health and safety, routine light vehicle maintenance, tyre inspection and repair, and four-wheel alignment. The course combines theory sessions with practical workshops, and includes at least two weeks of work experience to build hands-on skills. English and maths are woven into the programme alongside the vocational content. This free vehicle component fitting course for adults leads to an IMI vehicle component fitting qualification recognised in the motor industry.
Who this course is for
The Level 2 Motor Vehicle course offers a varied and comprehensive qualification which looks at basic car maintenance and repairs. We offer an industry recognised qualification delivered through the Institute of the Motor Industry. Learners will leave with all of the skills and experience they need to support their progression in the motor vehicle industry.
What you will learn
You'll carry out routine light vehicle maintenance, including engine systems
You'll inspect, repair and replace light vehicle tyres
You'll carry out light vehicle four-wheel alignment
You'll apply health and safety practices in an automotive workshop
You'll identify job roles and materials used in the automotive industry
You'll demonstrate practical skills observed and assessed in a workshop setting
You'll gain workplace experience through a minimum two-week work placement
How you will learn
Learning takes place through a mix of theory sessions and practical workshops in the classroom and workshop. Assessment includes written assignments, online tests, and observed practical demonstrations. You will also complete at least two weeks of work experience as part of the course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Nacro Education Centre Bolton will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Mechanic: how to become a mechanic, starting with light vehicle work
Vehicle technician: diagnosing and repairing cars at a garage
Tyre fitter: specialist tyre inspection, fitting and balancing
MOT tester assistant: supporting vehicle safety inspections
Workshop assistant: general maintenance support in an automotive workshop
Fleet maintenance operative: keeping company vehicles roadworthy
What you could study next
Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Technology: the next step for mechanics working toward a skilled-worker CSCS-equivalent card in the motor trade
Motor vehicle apprenticeship (Level 3): combine work and study with an employer in the automotive sector
IMI Level 3 Award in Automotive Refrigerant Handling: a specialist licence required to work on vehicle air conditioning systems
