Motor vehicle engineering courses

... to meet the needs of the individual and the employer. THE APPRENTICESHIP FRAMEWORK The framework is made up of the following components. In order to be successful you must complete and achieve all elements. Competence Qualification (VCQ) - Level 3 Diploma in Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Competence... Learn about: Vehicle Maintenance...

...This course will help you develop the basic technical skills that meet employment needs in the Motor Vehicle Industry. It will provide you with the knowledge and practical skills which are required by service technicians working on vehicles of all types in garages, dealerships and maintenance...

...Prepares candidates for employment as a trainee/apprentice mechanic in the motor vehicle service and repair industry (a garage). The course provides an introduction to: Routine servicing and maintenance. Component removal and replacement. Interpretation of technical data. The areas of vehicle...

...This course is aimed at school leavers and mature students who wish to gain employment within the Motor Vehicle Industry or progress to a Higher Education course...

... in the motor vehicle workshop and underpinning knowledge. You will also be expected to undertake skills that would help you in the workplace such as communication, maths and the use of computers. This course is ideal for a student who wants to make a career in the motor vehicle industry...

...This course will help you develop the basic technical skills that meet employment needs in the Motor Vehicle Industry. It will provide you with the knowledge and practical skills which are required by service technicians working on Light Vehicles of all types in garages, dealerships and maintenance...

...Prepares candidates for work in the vehicle repair garage. Various modules to include the operation, assessment and repair of: Electrical systems. Steering and Suspension. Brakes. Engines. Cooling systems. Transmission systems. Health and Safety. Numeracy, ICT and Communication skills...

...This apprenticeship is ideal for people who have an interest and aptitude for work in the Motor Industry. There are around 32 million vehicles on the UK’s roads, and all of them need to be serviced, repaired, bought and sold. As such there is a demand for well trained and qualified motor mechanics...

...2. Course description This course is a basic introduction to practical enginering and motor vehicle skills designed to help students decide which vocational area interests them most. You will have an opportunity to use hand tools to make engineering components use welding equipment develop basic...

...This course will help you develop the basic technical skills that meet employment needs in the Motor Vehicle Industry. It will provide you with the knowledge and practical skills which are required by service technicians working on Light Vehicles of all types in garages, dealerships and maintenance...

...Prepares candidates for work in the "Fast Fit" vehicle repair industry and covers topics including: Steering. Suspension. Braking systems. Cooling systems. Transmission systems. Health & Safety. Numeracy, ICT and Communication skills...

...Mechanical systems, mechanisms and machines lie at the heart of our traditional engineering industries. The skills and techniques associated with them continue to be essential. In recent years these have extended into the areas of precision engineering, nanotechnology, and mechatronics... Learn about: Operations Management, Mechanical Engineering...

... Measurement and Analysis of Multi-Dimensional Surface Acoustics Mechanical design of permanent magnet rotors for very high speed electric motors. Meta-MIMO... Learn about: Communication Training, Heat Transfer, 3d training...

...Are you looking for a career in the Motor Vehicle Industry? If the answer is YES, then Kilmarnock College can help you to achieve your goal. This course runs in Kilmarnock College. This course includes Motor Vehicle Technology and Modern Repair and Maintenance Techniques covering Engines...

...You will study a range of modules. These include: Maths for Engineering; Engine Management; Engine Design; Engine Technology; Chassis Technology; Design Processes. You will also take the additionality of a welding qualification. As part of the course you will work to improve your key skills...

...Motor Vehicle & Engineering College Foundation Programme. Prospectus Code (FTB15) Barnstaple. Length of Study. One year. Entry RequirementsThe Programme. This is an Entry Level programme of up to 17 hours each week, for young people aged 16-18 year old. All students who follow the College...

...Our Mechanical Engineering MEng provides you with the training to lead multidisciplinary teams in the development of complex systems. These include sustainable power generation, power-trains for automotive vehicles, and jet engines for aircraft propulsion. You’ll study in our £12-million Future... Learn about: Global Design, Team Training, Mechanical Engineering...

...Systems Engineering is an interdisciplinary approach to enabling the realization of complex systems or analysis of interactions (‘systems of systems’) such as biomedical and automotive. Many engineering systems are broader than their association with Engineering incorporating people, processes... Learn about: Systems Engineering, Operations Management...

...Pre-Apprenticeship in Engineering at East Riding College are aimed at people aged 16 to 24 who are keen to work but who need a little help to get an apprenticeship a job, or further training. These short courses take six weeks up to six months and will help you by giving you work experience...

...UCAS Code: H606 Electrical and Electronic, Biomedical, Telecommunications (View this course on UCAS)| UCAS Institution Code: C60 This Engineering Foundation Year is the first year of a four year BEng...