Level 2 Mechanic Course in Blackpool. Classes run at Bispham Campus, full-time over one year. Training is mainly practical, taking place in the campus's Advanced Technology Centre. You'll build the industry-standard knowledge and skills needed to work as a motor mechanic or vehicle technician. The level 2 mechanic qualification covers motor vehicle maintenance and repair. You must be at least 19 years old before the course starts in September, and able to attend one and a half days per week.
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 develop practical skills in motor vehicle maintenance and repair.
You'll learn how to diagnose common vehicle faults.
You'll practise servicing and inspecting key vehicle systems.
You'll gain industry-standard knowledge used by working mechanics and vehicle technicians.
You'll understand the tools and equipment used in automotive workshops.
How you will learn
Learning is mainly practical and classroom based, with hands-on training in the Advanced Technology Centre at Bispham Campus. You'll attend one and a half days per week across the academic year. Assessment follows the IMI standards for the Technical Occupational Entry in Automotive Care Diploma, covering both practical skills and underpinning knowledge.
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 vehicles in a garage or dealership.
Vehicle technician. Diagnose and fix mechanical and electrical faults.
Service technician. Carry out routine vehicle servicing and safety checks.
Tyre and exhaust fitter. Specialist fitting and replacement work.
MOT tester (with further training). Test vehicles for roadworthiness.
What you could study next
IMI Level 3 Diploma in Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Technology. The next step for mechanics wanting to work at a higher technical level and take on more complex diagnostic work.
Level 3 Vehicle Damage Repair Qualification. For those interested in bodywork and refinishing alongside mechanical skills.
Apprenticeship in Motor Vehicle Service and Maintenance. Combine work and study to gain a full occupational qualification recognised across the industry.
