Motor vehicle engineering courses

...This course is designed as the first step for those wishing to gain employment in the performance engineering and motor sport industry... Learn about: Vehicle Technology...

...Where next ? On successful completion of this course, you will be able to seek full-time employment within the motor vehicle industry or will be able to progress to higher level study eg Higher National Certificate/Diploma in Motor Vehicle Engineering or a degree... Learn about: Vehicle Maintenance...

... engine system principles. Vehicle fitting operations - brake systems. Vehicle fitting... Learn about: Full Time, Skills and Training, Engineering Skills...

...This qualification has been created by The Institute of the Motor Industry ( IMI ), a leading awarding body in the design of relevant and respected motor industry qualifications. Developed jointly with the retail motor industry, the course provides a good foundation in the skills that the sector...

...Vehicle Technology (Motorsport) BTEC National Diploma Department: MOTOR VEHICLE & MOTOR SPORT Subject area: Engineering & Motor Vehicle Course... Learn about: Vehicle Technology...

...Level 3 Units (Automotive). Contribute to workplace good housekeeping. Ensure your own actions reduce risks to Health and Safety. Maintain positive working relationships. Diagnose and rectify light vehicle engine and component faults. Diagnose and rectify light vehicle chassis system faults...

... engine system principles. Vehicle fitting operations - brake systems. Vehicle fitting... Learn about: Engineering Skills, Skills and Training, Part Time...

...This level 2 Certificate covers the technical needs for todays motor vehicle repair industry, including the diagnosis of non-complex system faults. It provides essential knowledge for working on light vehicles (cars and vans) in all types of garages, dealerships and maintenance depots...

...This course is designed to enable Automotive Technicians to develop their skills and competence to a higher level to meet the needs of modern technology in the motor industry. Articulation into a degree course is an option... Learn about: Automotive Engineering...

... vehicle auxiliary electrical units and components. Remove and replace light vehicle...

...; Strip and Rebuild Motor Sport Engines; Engine Systesm Principles; Component Remove and Refit...

...This course consists of a two-year National Diploma programme, within which you will complete a National Award in Engineering in year...

...This course covers automotive vehicle servicing and repair specialisms, including service and repair. It aims to provide knowledge and understanding for a career in Automotive Engineering. It provides an alternative study route for those who wish to gain a recognised qualification but who... Learn about: Vehicle Maintenance...

...nglish Language, Maths and a science or technology subject. A multi-choice mechanical aptitude test, and A course guidance interview. #0;pportunities in the motor trade... Learn about: Vehicle Maintenance...

..., Properties & Applications of Engineering Materials, Project (choose speciality from...

...Engineering First Diploma Department: ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY Subject area: Engineering & Motor Vehicle Course Code: 1014-1/1 Course Level: 2 Campus...

...This course has been designed to provide opportunities for students to develop the skills and knowledge required in the automotive sector and with a breadth of engineering opportunities to enable them to progress onto any number of engineering specialisms or occupational areas. The qualification...

... and research in computing, robotics, electronics and mechatronics. Our links to world-leading automotive companies, combined with the chance to work on a single-seat racing car in our Formula Student project, mean you’re prepared for a career in engineering from day one... Learn about: Team Training, Engineering Maths 1A, Manufacturing Processes...

...The course combines 3 elements: The Motorsport Industry, Mechanical and Vehicle Engineering & Practical Work Based Learning. The aim is to develop successful learners into professional engineering roles such as vehicle design specialists, component development engineers, vehicle preparation &...

... and support students into sustainable employment. Many of our graduates are now employed by major companies such as EDF Energy, Westinghouse (Springfields Fuels Ltd), BAE Systems, Airbus, NIC, GCE and Ford Motor Company as design, production, project or research and development engineers... Learn about: Production Engineering...