Apprenticeship at Level 2 in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair

WHAT WILL YOU DO?

You will do work-based training with an employer. You are paid a wage. The apprenticeship will involve working towards a National Vocational Qualification (NVQ), Key Skills and a techncial certificate.

WHAT ARE THE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS?

You will be expected to achieve a minimum of GCSE Grade D in English, Maths and a Science-based subject.

WHAT JOB WILL YOU DO?

The Vehicle Maintenance & Repair suite of qualifications includes the following common tasks in each career route: removing components; assessing components for wear and  serviceability; replacing components and testing after repair.

HOW LONG DOES YOUR APPRENTICESHIP TAKE TO COMPLETE?

All career routes require a high level of practical skill and a degree or problem-solving ability, especially Auto Electrical.  To achieve the skill level and knowledge required in this area you will probably attend college on either a day or block-release basis over the apprenticeship period, which might be expected to last two years.

WHAT OPPORTUNITIES ARE AVAILABLE AFTERWARDS?

After successful completion of an Apprenticeship at Level 2 you can be considered for an Advanced Apprenticeship in Light Vehicle, Heavy Vehicle, Motorcycle or Auto Electrical.

Qualifications required as part of the Apprenticeship Framework

NATIONAL VOCATIONAL QUALIFICATION (NVQ)

You will need to achieve the following NVQ at Level 2

• City & Guilds Vehicle Maintenance and Repair: Light Vehicle

TECHNICAL CERTIFICATE

You will need to achieve:

• City & Guilds Progression Award in Automotive Vehicle Servicing and Repair Level 2: Light Vehicle Maintenance

KEY SKILLS

You will work to achieve the following Key Skills

• Communication Level 1
• Application of Number Level 1
• Information  Technology Level 1

You will discuss your individual needs with your employer and college representative