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Motor Light Vehicle Body Repair (Level 2 Traineeship)
IMI
Apprenticeships & Traineeships
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Start Date2 Sept 2024
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Study ModeFull-Time
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Duration2 Years
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CampusSpringtown
Available Sessions
Course Offering
- Site location Springtown
Course Modules
- Health and Safety
- Fabrication tools and measuring devices
- Removing and fitting non permanently fixed motor vehicle body panels
- Removing and replacing exterior motor vehicle body panels including permanently fixed components
- Minor motor vehicle exterior body panel repairs
- Motor Vehicle body (MAG) welding
- Motor vehicle body resistant spot welding operations
- Removing and fitting motor mechanical, electrical and trim (MET) components to vehicles
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
4 GCSEs Grades D-G to include Maths and English (Grade E)ROI Requirements
4 OLCs (Grade O5-O8 or above) or equivalent to include Maths and English at Grade O6 or above. Applicants presenting with a Junior Cert or Junior Cycle qualification should have attained a majority of higher-level subjects including English and MathsAdditional Requirements Prior to Entry
Attendance at Information Session
Work Placement
Students may have the opportunity to attend work experience which will be organised on a weekly basis or in blocks throughout the calendar year.
Fee Information
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Additional Fees
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Uniform - PPE College covers cost.
What's Next?
Further Study
Students without Maths and English at grade C or above will have the opportunity to complete essential skills to Level 2 as part of the programme of study. On successful completion of the Level 2 Dip or employment status/pre-entry criteria it is possible to progress onto full time employment on Apprenticeship NI programme.Career Prospects
Salary GuideStarter: £15,000 to £18,000Experienced: £20,000 to £25,000Highly Experienced: Up to £30,000With experience, you could become a lead fitter or technician, or move into supervisory and body-shop management positions in larger firms.You could also set up your own business and move into mobile repair.Your lecturers have all been Apprentices and worked their way from Industry to Education.Enquiry
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