Motor Vehicle Engineering – Level 2

. What topics/modules are covered? You will study a range of modules as part of the course, including: Health and safety and good housekeeping in the automotive environment Job roles in the Automotive Environment Materials, fabrication, tools and measuring devices used in the automotive environment Routine light vehicle maintenance Light vehicle engine mechanical, lubrication and cooling system Light vehicle fuel, ignition, air and exhaust system Light vehicle engine units and components Light vehicle electrical system Light vehicle chassis system Light vehicle transmission and driveline system. What are the entry requirements? In order to qualify for this course, you will need: Motor Vehicle Engineering - Level 1 – or equivalent Level 1 or relevant industry experience Entry to all courses are subject to a successful interview, a satisfactory reference from your school or employer and evidence that you will be a committed student.. Career Path Motor Vehicle Technician Motorsport Mechanic Design Engineer Maintenance Engineer Aeronautical Engineer Marine Engineer. What can I do if I complete this course? Motor Vehicle Engineering – Level 3. What qualification will I gain? IMI Level 2 Diploma in Motor Vehicle Engineering.. How many days of the week will I be studying? 3 days.. Start date September.. Duration 1 year.. Where will I be based? The Pembroke Centre, Hugh Baird College.. Who is the awarding body? Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI).. OfferingID 87834. Additional Information You are expected to supply your own pen, pencil, steel toe capped boots and overalls.. Cost Aged 16-18 Aged 19-23 and 1st full level 2 Aged 19+ and unemployed Aged 19+, not 1st full level 2 and not unemployed Free Free Free £2,213 Financial Support If you are aged 19+ you may be eligible for financial support to cover the cost of the course and/or travel, childcare and equipment expenses. Click here to find out more.. Disclaimer We reserve the right to make changes and improvements to the provision of courses and other details. There are minimum numbers of students required for each course to run. Should there be insufficient numbers to run a particular course, then every effort will be made to enrol you on a similar, appropriate course.