Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair test (Level 3 Apprenticeships NI)
APPNI
Apprenticeships & Traineeships
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Study ModeFull-Time
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Duration2 Years
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CampusSpringtown
Greystone
Available Sessions
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CourseCampusTypeStart DateFees
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Course: Apprenticeship NI Level 3 Motor Vehicle Maintenance and RepairCampus: SpringtownType: Full TimeStart Date: 29/08/2022Fees:
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Course: Apprenticeship NI Level 3 Motor Vehicle Maintenance and RepairCampus: GreystoneType: Full TimeStart Date: 29/08/2022Fees:
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Course Offering
- Site location Springtown Limavady Greystone
Course Modules
- Support for Job Roles in the Automotive Work Environment
- Diagnosis and rectification of Light Vehicle Chassis Faults
- Diagnosis and Rectification of Light Vehicle Engine Faults
- Diagnosis and rectification of vehicle Electrical Faults
- Diagnosis and rectification of Light Vehicle Transmission Faults
- Diagnosis and rectification of Light Vehicle Transmission Faults
Entry Requirements
UK Requirements
GCSE Maths and English at Grade C or above and Level 2 vocational qualification in Motor vehicle Maintenance Repair. You must also have employment with a N.Ireland registered company confirmed.ROI Requirements
Leaving Certificate English and Maths at Grade 05 or above and Level 2 vocational qualification in Motor vehicle Maintenance Repair. You must also have employment with a N.Ireland registered company confirmedWork Placement
As an Apprentice you will already be employed in the Automotive Industry. Our Open Days are also a great opportunity to meet employers
What's Next?
Further Study
On successful completion of level 3 qualification progression can be to L4/5 and Degree programmes and our Lecturers have all come through the Apprenticeship programme.Career Prospects
Salary GuideStarter: £18,000Experienced: £21,000 to £27,000Highly Experienced: £28,000 to £35,000With experience, you could become a senior technician, workshop supervisor or garage manager.You could work as a breakdown engineer or MOT tester, or specialise in a particular area like motorsport engineering.You could also work on electric and hybrid cars, or specialise in tuning and modifying vehicles for higher performance.You could also set up your own business.Enquiry
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