Motor Vehicle Technology and Motorsport Level 2
Course Details
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Department
Motorsport -
Qualification
Level 2 -
Course Type
Full Time -
Length
1 Year -
Location(s)
York
Course at a glance
Get a broad introduction to vehicle technology and motorsports engineering with this course, which prepares you for a career in the industry or further study. You’ll work on a range of vehicles – including our on-site Formula Ford – and learn the many aspects of the maintenance and technology involved, with modules including removing and refitting components and engine system principles.
Entry Requirements
4 GCSEs
4 GCSEs at Grade 4 or above to include English and Maths
Cost for students aged Under 19
Free
for students over the age of 19 please contact us
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Key Information
You will learn both practical and theory elements on this course that directly relate to the study of mechanical systems and running of motorsport vehicles in competition. The course will introduce you to understanding the engineering of these vehicles, identification of their parts and functions, and how they operate as a complete system.
Areas of study and practical work include:
Fault diagnosis
Electrical and electronic principles and components
Removing and refitting components
Engine system principles
Layout and operation of vehicle systems
Wheels, tyres, steering and suspension systems
English and maths
4 GCSEs at Grade 4 or above to include English and Maths
Successful completion of Level 2 can progress on to Level 3 Motorsport. or pursue a apprenticeship, or go into the motorsport industry as a technician.
Progression and Development Sessions
All students enrolled on a Level 2 or Level 3 course will be required to attend Progression and Development sessions every week. These sessions will cover a wide range of topics from careers and employability, British Values and equality and diversity to essential life skills such as mental health and wellbeing, drugs and alcohol and personal safety.
You could also pursue a apprenticeship, or go into the motorsport industry as a technician.
Thirty hours of work experience placement at an industry-related business such as garage parts department or engineering-based business.
Students are expected to secure their own employer for work experience, however, our Employability Team can help source one for you.
Steel toe-caped boots (around £30), overalls and basic hand tool kit to which the students must cover the costs.
If you wish to bring in any further PPE such as goggles, gloves, you are welcomed to to do so.
Bursaries are available for students requiring financial assistance.
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York Campus
York is one of the College's two residential campuses and is located just four miles from York city centre. At York we offer a full range of subject areas and levels including Apprenticeships, Level 1-3 Diplomas, Foundation, Top Up and BSc Honours Degrees.
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