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… those who have previously completed the Level 2 Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Motorcycle).

… those with a keen interest in motorcycling.

… good problem-solvers and hard workers.

There are 9 modules to complete through a combination of practical and theory elements in this course. You’ll study units such as:

• Health, safety and good housekeeping in the automotive environment
• Support for job roles in the automotive environment
• Materials, fabrication, tools and measuring devices used in the automotive environment
• Diagnosis and rectification of motorcycle electrical faults
• Motorcycle preparation and inspection
• Diagnosis and rectification of motorcycle engine faults
• Diagnosis and rectification of motorcycle chassis system faults
• Diagnosis and rectification of motorcycle transmission and driveline faults
• Knowledge of how to identify and agree motor vehicle customer service needs

You will also develop essential employability skills, such as self-management, team working, business and customer awareness, problem solving, communication, basic literacy and numeracy and a positive attitude to work. You will be assessed through  exams, coursework, assignments, portfolio work and practical assessments.

After completing the course, you will gain:

• IMI Level 3 in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Motorcycles)
• Appropriate supporting qualifications to broaden your skill set and meet the needs of the industry
• Skills Activities
• English and Mathematics

To enter this course, you’ll need Level 2 Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Motorcycle), or Equivalent Level 2 Diploma. Mature learners will be considered on an individual basis depending upon skills and experience.

This course is for students who are currently doing full time level 2 and will progress to part time level 3 next year.

You will need to have the correct PPE for this course, which costs around £40.

This course is 12 hours per week.