Level 1 - Light Vehicle Transport Maintenance

• Engine operation
• Cooling systems
• Lubrication
• Exhausts
• Ignition systems
• Fuel
• Air control systems
• Transmissions and drivelines
• Wheels and tyres
• Chassis systems
• Brakes
• Vehicle electrics
• Servicing

On successful completion of this course you will be able to apply for the Level 2 Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair course, an Apprenticeship or seek Motor Vehicle technician level employment.

GCSEs at grade D/3 - E/2 in maths and English and a successful interview or successful completion of the E3 Motor vehcile study programme with functional skills at E3 or above in both Maths and English

In addition to the main course fees there is an additional cost of £340 for tool kits/work wear clothing and £54 for text books. There is also a trip fee of £60. (Costs are approximate and given for guidance only.)

Due to COVID-19 we are not currently planning any trips as part of your course. If we are able to organise trips during your course, the cost of these will be communicated to you at the time. Trips are optional, and you will not be penalised if you choose not to participate. Bursaries may also available to cover the cost of some trips.

There are bursaries available to help you with other course cost, call 01235 216 298 for more information.

The 19+ full fee button displays the full fee that may apply, the rules on fee reduction are complicated and we would encourage you to talk to our Admissions staff on 01235 555 585 to discuss your options. Also see the Course Fees & Finance page by searching Fees and bursaries link at the top of the screen.

16 - 18 Fee

Tuition Fee: £0.00
Exam Fee: £0.00
Books: £35.00
Kit / Clothing: £325.00
Materials: £60.00

Total Cost: £420.00

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19+ Fee

Tuition Fee: £1,250.00
Exam Fee: £70.00
Books: £35.00
Kit / Clothing: £325.00
Materials: £60.00

Total Cost: £1,740.00

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19+ Reduced Fee

Tuition Fee: £0.00
Exam Fee: £0.00
Books: £35.00
Kit / Clothing: £325.00
Materials: £60.00

Total Cost: £420.00

Level 1 Diploma in Light Vehicle Transport Maintenance

A variety of assessment methods are used including observations of practical workshop tasks, practical task write ups which detail how the task was performed, written theory knowledge papers and online exams. These will challenge your understanding of the content and concepts of automotive engineering. If required you will also study GSCE or Functional Skills English and/or maths to support your entry to employment, apprenticeship or further studies.

As well as the technical and practical skills you will gain a range of transferable skills including written and oral communication, team working, self-management, time management, leadership, self-confidence and self-directed learning.