Light Vehicle Maintenance
City and Guilds of London Institute Diploma in Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Principles
Level 2
School Leavers
1 Academic Year
September 2024
Full-time
Bowling Back Lane Auto
Overview
If you are thinking of joining the motor industry, it is now more important than ever that you have the right qualifications which are based on industry’s requirements. This Award will provide you with a knowledge and understanding of Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Light Vehicles) and build on the skills developed at Level 1.
Key Info
What You Will Learn
The course is based on sound technical craft ability, supported by relevant theoretical studies. Our aim is to enable you to gain essential experience and the knowledge, practical skills and technology in vehicle, mechanical and electrical systems. You will learn about removing and re-fitting vehicle components as well as completing practical tasks in the college’s motor vehicle workshops as well as taking part in classroom-based activities.
Modules
- Health, Safety and Good Housekeeping in the Automotive Environment
- Supporting Job roles in the Automotive Work Environment
- Materials, Fabrication, Tools and Measuring Devices in the Automotive Environment
- Routine Light Vehicle Maintenance
- Removing and Replacing Light Vehicle Units and Components
- Light Vehicle Units and Components
Entry Requirements
16-18:
Entry to this course requires GCSE English and Maths at a grade 3. You will need to have completed the Level 1 qualification in Light Vehicle Maintenance.
For students who have achieved a grade 4 in English Language and Maths, there is a fast track route to Level 2 available. This means they can skip Level 1 and go directly onto level 2.
19+:
No specific qualifications however you will need to have proficient knowledge in English and Maths.
Assessment
Assessment includes practical tasks, oral/written questions as well as online tests.
Progression
A Level 2 qualification can lead to further study on a Level 3 Diploma or an automotive apprenticeship. Careers can include:
- Car Valeting
- Light Vehicle Service Technician
- FastFit/Tyre Technician
Fees & Additional Costs
If you are 19 years old or over you may need to pay fees for your Further Education studies.
Course fees depend on your age and course level.
You may be exempt from paying fees though, or eligible to pay a reduced fee – known as fee remission.
If you are aged 16, 17 or 18 and studying on a full-time or part-time Further Education course, you will not pay tuition or examination fees.
This covers all Further Education courses, functional skills for English and Maths courses.
You will need to pay for course costs such as books, stationery, special equipment, exams, registration fee, travel, meals and any other course-related activities.
Help towards these costs is available for many students.
Exam Registration: £96.00
This is representative of the most common fees scenario, but actual fees can vary depending on a number of factors. Please contact us if you need more guidance.
If you have any questions or require any additional information, please contact [email protected]
Disclaimer: Our prospectus, college documents and website are simply here to offer a guide. We accept no liability for any inaccurate statements and are not responsible for any negative outcomes if you rely on an inaccurate statement. We reserve the right to withdraw any programmes or service at any time.
