Level 2 Mechanic Course in Blackpool. Evening mechanic classes run at Bispham Campus, one and a half days per week over one year. Training is mainly practical, taking place in an Advanced Technology Centre. You'll build the industry-standard knowledge and skills needed to work as a motor mechanic or vehicle technician. You must be at least 19 years old before the course starts in September. An initial assessment will confirm the course is the right fit for you.
Who this course is for
This Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair course is designed to provide you with an insight into life as a Motor Mechanic or Vehicle Technician and help you to develop the industry-standard knowledge and skills required. This Level 2 Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair course is mainly practical-based, with training taking place in our £10 million Advanced Technology Centre.
Entry requirements
If you are at least 19 years old, looking for a career in the automotive industry, or have a keen interest in learning the skills of this rewarding trade, this one year course is ideal for you. Mandatory requirements: You must be aged at least 19 before the course starts in September. You must be able to attend one and a half days per/week.
What you will learn
You'll learn how to carry out routine vehicle maintenance and servicing tasks.
You'll develop diagnostic skills to identify faults in automotive systems.
You'll practise working on engines, brakes, steering, and suspension components.
You'll gain knowledge of electrical and electronic vehicle systems.
You'll learn how to use industry-standard tools and workshop equipment safely.
You'll understand health and safety practices in a professional workshop environment.
How you will learn
Learning is mainly practical and classroom based, with hands-on training in a workshop environment. You'll be assessed through a combination of practical tasks and knowledge-based work. Attendance is one and a half days per week across the academic year. The centre will confirm the full assessment breakdown before you start.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Bispham Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Motor mechanic. Service and repair cars in a garage or dealership.
Vehicle technician. Diagnose and fix faults across a range of vehicles.
MOT tester. Carry out statutory vehicle safety inspections.
Automotive service advisor. Support customers and coordinate workshop jobs.
Fleet maintenance technician. Keep company or public-sector vehicles roadworthy.
What you could study next
Level 3 Diploma in Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Technology. The next step for mechanics aiming to work on more complex systems and take on greater responsibility.
Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Vehicle Fitting. Useful if you want to specialise in tyres, exhausts, or related fitting work.
IMI Level 3 Award in Electric/Hybrid Vehicle System Repair. Covers the growing demand for technicians who can work on electric and hybrid vehicles.
