Free Level 3 Car Mechanic Course in Nantwich. Classes run at Reaseheath College, full-time during the day, over 35 weeks. This level 3 car mechanic qualification builds on Level 2 training, taking you into more complex engine and chassis repair work. You'll also cover workplace health and safety and customer service, preparing you for employment as an automotive technician. Entry requires a Level 2 IMI qualification in Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair, plus satisfactory references.
Who this course is for
Accelerate your career in the automotive service industry with this technician level course. Building on your training at level 2, this will appeal especially to the aspiring automotive technician. You will be hands on in our workshops advancing your skills in more complex chassis and engine repair work. You will also learn vital workplace health and safety practices and have customer service training, preparing you for employment.
Entry requirements
Level 2 IMI qualification in Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair, plus satisfactory references.
What you will learn
You'll carry out complex engine diagnostics and repair work.
You'll work on advanced chassis systems and components.
You'll apply health and safety practices in a workshop environment.
You'll develop customer service skills for the automotive industry.
You'll use professional tools and equipment to industry standards.
How you will learn
You'll learn through hands-on workshop sessions at Reaseheath College, working on real vehicles to develop practical skills. Assessment is a mix of practical tasks and knowledge-based work. You'll be observed carrying out repairs and maintenance, and you'll complete written or online assessments to demonstrate your understanding of vehicle systems and workplace practices.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Reaseheath College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Vehicle technician. Diagnose and repair cars at a garage or dealership.
MOT tester. Carry out statutory vehicle safety inspections.
Service advisor. Combine technical knowledge with customer-facing work.
Workshop supervisor. Oversee a team of technicians in a garage.
Automotive diagnostic technician. Specialise in fault-finding on modern vehicles.
What you could study next
IMI Level 4 Diploma in Automotive Management. A step into management roles within the automotive sector.
Electric and hybrid vehicle training (Level 3 Award in Hybrid and Electric Vehicle System Repair). Essential as more workshops service electric vehicles.
Manufacturer-specific training programmes. Many main dealers offer brand-accredited technician training once you hold a Level 3 qualification.
