Course Details
Course Code: 0101028-1
Course Length: 1 Year(s)
Location: WCT - All Saints Building, Deansway
Fees: FREE if you are under 19
Course Level: 3
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Engineering
Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Motorcycle Route) VRQ Level 3
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Is the course right for me?
Are you thinking about a career as a Motorcycle Engineer? If you want to develop the skills you learned in your Level 1 or 2 Diploma, then you need this course! Our Level 3 Diploma offers you the opportunity to take your technical knowledge to an advanced level. You will be introduced to a range of new technologies and learn how to diagnose and fix complex system faults, ready for a fantastic career in the industry.
What will I be doing?
You will learn through a combination of class-based learning and hands-on practice in the workshop. You will study advanced engine, chassis, transmission, electrical and electronic technology. You will learn how to prepare parts to professional standards, sand and media blast different components, and paint and finish parts. By the end of the course, you will be able to inspect different bike models, rectify their faults and assemble new components.
You will also gain a broad knowledge and understanding of health and safety in the workplace, and other skills associated with working in a garage, including improving your functional skills.
Entry requirements
You will have a Diploma in Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Motorcycle Route) Level 2 or prior experience of the automotive industry.
Assessment
You will be assessed on an ongoing basis through practical activities and diagnostic tasks that will test your knowledge of motorcycle technology and maintenance procedure. You will also complete written and online tests to show that you understand the theory behind the course.
What next?
Your VRQ Level 3 will qualify you for immediate employment as a Diagnostic Technician. This is an exciting role that involves diagnosing, inspecting and maintaining motorcycles on a daily basis. You would also test systems, create written service reports, and liaise with part suppliers and other specialists.
Alternatively, with company backing, you may want to consider our Foundation Degree in Automotive Engineering. Then how about building custom bikes for a living or starting your own business?
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