Motor Vehicle Studies Diploma level 2 – C7089

Do you have a passion for cars? Are you Interested in working in the automotive industry? If so, this could be the perfect course for you. Our ABC level 2 Diploma in Motor Vehicle Studies is designed to develop your motor vehicle knowledge and practical skills across all light-vehicle technologies at an intermediate level.

If you are aged 16 to 18, you will be enrolled on a study programme. This will include retaking GCSEs or undertaking Functional Skills in English and maths if you haven’t already achieved a grade 4 or above.
You will take part in activities that help you to develop your personal skills, such as building your character and confidence. This will help you to live well and move into your chosen career.

If you are 16-19 years old these activities will be timetabled as will work experience and placement. You can also choose to take part in other activities.
For other age groups, activities will be tailored to your needs.

Year 1

The course is comprised of 5 core units – Automotive health and safety, Tools and equipment, Vehicle chassis systems, Vehicle electrics and Vehicle inspections. In our modern, well-equipped workshops you will learn how to safely carry out repair and maintenance on a wide range of training vehicles. In classroom/online-based theory sessions you will learn about theoretical principles for each automotive system. Throughout the course you will also undertake a Personal Social Development (PSD) Programme which aims to equip you with range of transferable skills, including how to keep yourself safe, contribute to society and your local community, and communication teamwork skills.

Direct entry to this course for requires GCSEs in English and Maths at grade 3 or above (or Functional skills at level 1), plus two other GCSEs at grade 3 or above including a science or technical based subject. It is also desirable that you can demonstrate a minimum 90% attendance record in your previous education or employment. A suitable level 1 qualification or relevant industry experience is desirable but not essential.

Direct entry to this course for requires GCSEs in English and Maths at grade 3 or above (or Functional skills at level 1), plus two other GCSEs at grade 3 or above including a science or technical based subject. It is also desirable that you can demonstrate a minimum 90% attendance record in your previous education or employment. A suitable level 1 qualification or relevant industry experience is desirable but not essential.

Progressing Learners will need to have successfully completed a level 1 Diploma in Motor Vehicle Studies, and completed both Function Skills learning aims included in previous course of study. Over this period, learners will also be required to demonstrate a minimum 90% attendance record and gain an acceptable reference from Programme Lead.

Throughout the course you will be evaluated by set practical (workshop-based) assessments and online (knowledge-based) assessments set by the awarding body.

Tuition fees

Tuition Fees (16-18): £0.00

Tuition Fees (19+): £1500.00

Additional Costs

You will be required to purchase your own Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) which should include safety boots and navy-blue overalls. You may obtain these from wherever you wish but further guidance will be given to you during the enrolment process. You will also be required to obtain some basic stationary. Again, further guidance will be given to you during the enrolment process.

Material Fees

£150.00

Disclaimer

If the course is longer than one year the total fees are for the first year only and further fees may apply in future years. All fees are based on a ‘home’ learner status. Please contact us for information on overseas fees.

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Upon successful completion of the course, your progression options may include progression onto our Automotive / Engineering T level (or equivalent qualification) provision or employment in the motor trade as part of a national apprenticeship scheme. Throughout your time on the course, you will also be able to meet with our awarding winning Careers Team who will provide guidance and expertise to help you decide about your next steps.

Apply online via the College website, or if your school uses the Positive Steps @16 (PS16) application system please apply through this and speak to your careers advisor if you are unsure. You will need details of your qualifications, a reference, and a personal statement to complete your application. Once your application has been successfully processed, you will be sent a conditional offer and be invited to a Welcome Event/Interview online or at the College to meet your tutors, learn more about your chosen course of study and tour the facilities. You will then need to confirm your acceptance of the course offered to you.