This course aims to provide the technical knowledge and skills required by today’s retail motor industry alongside the study of motorsports. It covers systems found on a modern vehicle and the associated background studies. This qualification involves both theory and practical learning at a challenging level. At least one-track day is involved with this course, and we would encourage students to volunteer with local race teams for further experience.
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EQUIPMENT NEEDED:
All students will be required to wear College uniform.Steel toe capped boots must be worn at all times when in the workshops. Students will also need to bring in stationery equipment such as pens, pencils, calculator, lever arch folder and recommended textbooks.
5 GCSEs at grade 4 or above including English and Maths; or a Level 2 qualification plus GCSE grade 4 or equivalent in English and Maths.
This course provides a progression route for entry to university (Foundation Degree or Higher National Diploma) or into employment in the motor industry. Due to the nature of the written assignments, it provides a good basis for students to progress into business management/development positions.
There is a continued assessment throughout the programme, allowing students to improve and develop continually. Assessment comes in a range of forms including reports, practical assessment and observation, computer based examination, online assessments and presentations.
Students aged 16 to 18, or those aged 16 to 24 who have a valid EHCP and are studying a full-time course, do not have to pay a course fee.
Students aged 19+ (without an EHCP) may have to pay tuition fees. Please contact Client Services for more information.
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Please note:
There may be additional costs for equipment and educational visits.
This information will be given at your interview and will be payable at enrolment.
