MOTOR VEHICLE LEVEL 3 This course includes all aspects of motor vehicle engineering, such as; electronics, hybrid and electrical vehicles, chassis, engine and relevant ancillary systems.
You will explore the world of diagnostics, oscilloscopes, wave patterns and air conditioning in the electrical unit. You will also look at caster, camber, KPI, ABS and use the latest 4 wheel alignment equipment in the chassis unit. In the engine unit you will become familiar with Lambda, knock and camshaft sensors whilst understanding the reasons for lead lag and BTDC when valve timing is discussed. The transmission unit will explain the workings of auto boxes, CVT transmission drives, differentials and final drives plus, synchro hubs, clutches and DSG transmissions.
Qualification
Progression Progression routes shown are dependent on successful completion of qualifications and meeting entry criteria. Study options may include: • University-level study in Motorsport or C.A.D (Computer Aided Design) • Advanced Apprenticeship Employment options may include: • Technician in a main dealer Workshop • Technician in the armed forces such as the Royal Navy or the Air Force • Self Employed technician or auto electrical technician
City & Guilds VRQ Level 3 in Motor Vehicle
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Duration
• Motor Vehicle Level 2 • Agriculture Level 3
One year
Course Content Topics you will cover include: • Light vehicle Transmission Systems & Faults • Light vehicle Auxiliary Electrical Systems & Faults • Light Vehicle Engine Systems & Faults • Light Vehicle Chassis Systems & Faults All full-time students are required to study maths and English at the appropriate level. Please see page 8 for more details.
Entry Requirements • Students need to have accomplished accreditation at Levels 1 and 2 City and Guilds • Motor Vehicle Engineering • Four GCSE passes at grade 4 (grade C or above (including maths and English) or a Merit grade or above in a BTEC Level 2 qualification and equivalent maths and English
Course Costs Please note that any costs shown here are subject to change and that there may be additional material costs for your course. There are various bursaries available to support eligible students with course-related costs and you can find out more about these on page 14. Aged 16 –18 years There are no tuition or examination fees Aged 19 or over (at the start of the course) Different fees apply depending on your individual circumstances and prior qualifications. Please telephone 01691 688029 to speak to somebody who will be able to help.
Material Fees There is a £210 material fee cost for this course.
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