Free Level 3 Car Mechanic Course in Hull. Classes run at Hull College, full-time during the day. This is a one-year programme approved by major car manufacturers including BMW, Honda and Vauxhall. You'll build specialist knowledge in the repair and maintenance of light vehicles across a range of systems and components. To join, you'll need a Level 2 Motor Vehicle qualification. It covers the technical depth you need for a career in the motor trade, alongside maths, English, and employability skills.
Who this course is for
The Level 3 Light Vehicle Study Programme is approved by major car manufacturers, including BMW, Honda and Vauxhall. This programme gives you high level specialist knowledge that you need to be able to complete any task when it comes to the repair and maintenance of light vehicles across a range of systems and components. Youll have practical assessments and assignments and also build and develop key employability skills for the motor trade as well as improving your maths and English. Youll have the opportunity to take part in competitions to showcase your skills. Following on from this programme, you can expect to gain a high level Apprenticeship in the motor industry as a mechanic for a garage or for a car manufacturer.
Entry requirements
Completion of Level 2 Subject Specialist Qualification In addition: Level 2 Motor Vehicle qualification
What you will learn
You'll develop specialist knowledge of light vehicle systems and components.
You'll learn to diagnose and repair faults across a range of vehicle types.
You'll study engine, transmission, and electrical systems in depth.
You'll carry out practical maintenance tasks to industry standards.
You'll build employability skills relevant to the motor trade.
You'll improve your maths and English alongside your technical studies.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based teaching and hands-on practical sessions. Assessment includes practical assessments and assignments. You'll apply your skills to real vehicle maintenance and repair tasks throughout the year, building both technical knowledge and the ability to work to professional standards.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Hull College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Light vehicle technician. Service and repair cars at a dealership or garage.
MOT tester. Carry out statutory vehicle safety inspections.
Diagnostic technician. Use specialist equipment to identify vehicle faults.
Service advisor. Combine technical knowledge with customer-facing work.
Fleet maintenance technician. Keep company or public-sector vehicles roadworthy.
Vehicle inspector. Check vehicles meet safety and quality standards.
What you could study next
Level 4 Higher National Certificate (HNC) in Engineering. A higher-level route for those wanting to move into supervisory or technical specialist roles.
Automotive Management qualification. Useful if you want to move into service management or run your own garage.
Master Technician programmes. Manufacturer-specific advanced training offered by brands such as BMW or Vauxhall for technicians already working in the trade.
