Motor Vehicle Studies Level 2 Diploma

Yes, if you like working with your hands and are interested in how motor vehicles work, especially motorcycles. You will learn how to carry out basic vehicle mechanical and electrical repairs. It will give

you some of the practical skills and knowledge needed for a career as a mechanic or in the motor industry.

You will study Mandatory Units in Health & Safety plus other Units including: Engineering Equipment & Materials, Spark Ignition Power Units, Engine Liquid Cooling Systems & Engine Lubrication Systems, Battery and Lighting Systems, Steering & Suspension Systems, Vehicle Braking Systems, Vehicle Inspection, Vehicle Wheels and Tyres, Vehicle Exhaust Systems and Vehicle Ignition Systems.

The course is made up of Modules and Units. Most Units are practical with a small element of classroom work.

You will also learn valuable Key Skills in Communication, Application of Number and Information Communication Technology.

All units are assessed through effective portfolio work, building up a record of tasks undertaken for specific units.

Assessments will take place though both practical and written tasks.

All the units are internally assessed and then both internally and externally moderated.

Successful completion of the Level 2 Diploma in Motor Vehicle Studies provides a sound preparation for

further vocational training qualifications at Level 2 or Apprenticeships at Level 2 or 3 in:

• Vehicle Fitting, Vehicle Maintenance and Repair, Vehicle Body and Paint Operations

• Roadside Assistance and Recovery, Vehicle Parts Operations, Vehicle Sales