City & Guilds Level 2 Motor Vehicle Engineering
What is the Course About?
This Level Two City & Guilds qualification (7290-12) is designed to give student’s a relevant understanding of the mechanical and electrical systems that are used on a motor vehicle in terms of maintenance, operation and design. The practical aspect will involve the removal and replacement of vehicle units and components and the diagnosis and rectification of vehicle faults. This Level 2 qualification takes two years to complete and the students will attend college one day per week on a part – time day release basis. The delivery of this qualification will take place at the William Kennish building, Greenfield Road, Douglas.
What subjects/units/modules* will I study?
• Light Vehicle Engine, Mechanical, Lubricant and Cooling Systems.
• Light Vehicle Fuel, Ignition, Air and Exhaust Systems.
• Light Vehicle Electrical Systems and Components.
• Light Vehicle Chassis Units and Components.
• Light Vehicle Transmission and Driveline Units.
• Routine Light Vehicle Maintenance.
• Health, Safety, and Good Housekeeping in the Automotive Environment.
• Introduction to Vehicle Technology and Workshop methods.
Will I need a DBS check for this course?
No
Will I need any specific resources, uniform and/or kit?
Own laptop, safety boots or shoes with overalls or safety work trousers. All tools and equipment will be provided to complete the practical assessments. https://www.ucm.ac.im/admissions/student-services/money/
What are the days and hours of the course?
One day per week usually on a Tuesday for level two year one and Wednesday for year two. You will attend the hours from 9-5pm with a tea break in the morning and afternoon and an hour for lunch. Your confirmed timetable will be given to you during induction week.
Will I undertake work experience as part of the course?
No, as you must be in full time employment in a reputable garage/workshop
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What are my progression and career options?
Students who have been successful in completing a Level Two qualification will be given the opportunity to continue their studies by progressing on to a Level Three Qualification (subject to meeting criteria). Options of further career enhancement will also be discussed when required.
How will I be assessed?
You will have to complete 6 on-line knowledge-based exams and generate an e-portfolio of evidence from the practical workshop-based tasks/assessments set out by City and Guilds, which will have been carried out in the UCM Motor Vehicle Workshop.
This qualification is assessed via continued assessment methods, these include the monitoring of progress via student to tutor professional discussions and planned progress reports/reviews throughout the two-year course.
During the two-year course you will take six City & Guilds examinations, the examinations are carried out online with a minimum pass mark of 60%
• Knowledge of Light Vehicle Engine, Mechanical, Lubricant and Cooling Systems.
• Knowledge of Light Vehicle Fuel, Ignition, Air and Exhaust Systems.
• Knowledge of Light Vehicle Electrical Systems and Components.
• Knowledge of Light Vehicle Chassis Units and Components.
• Knowledge of Light Vehicle Transmission and Driveline Units.
• Knowledge of Routine Light Vehicle Maintenance.
You will also be required to generate an e-portfolio of evidence from the practical workshop-based tasks, these tasks will be carried out in the workshop.
Entry requirements
The candidate MUST be employed by a recognised vehicle repairer and have achieved at least 2 GCSE’s Grade D from Mathematics, Science or English or will have successfully achieved a City and Guilds Level One Diploma qualification, which will lead to progression.