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C&G Level 2 Diploma Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Principles Motorsports

About the course

The College offers an opportunity to study Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair (Motorsports) Principles aimed primarily at those interested in developing their skillset and moving into the Motorsport maintenance and repair industry. A variety of techniques and procedures will be delivered to obtain the knowledge and skills required for routine maintenance and repairs of motorsport vehicles.

The final certificate will be:

City & Guilds Level 2 In Light Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Principles Motorsports

Year 1

Year 1

Skills in Health, Safety and Good Housekeeping in the Automotive Environment

Knowledge of Health, Safety and Good Housekeeping in the Automotive Environment

Skills in Materials, Fabrication, Tools and Measuring Devices in the Automotive Environment

Knowledge of Materials, Fabrication, Tools and Measuring Devices Used in the repair Environment

Skills in Routine Light Vehicle Maintenance

Knowledge of Routine Light Vehicle Maintenance

Skills in Removing and Replacing Light Vehicle Chassis Units and Components

Knowledge of Removing and Replacing Light Vehicle Chassis Units and Components

Entry requirements & additional information

Entry requirements

This course covers practical skills and relevant background knowledge. Students are normally aged 16 or over and the following qualifications are needed:

¨ A minimum of 2 GCSEs at 4 (C) to include English Language and Maths

¨ or equivalent qualifications

Learning and assessment

The Course will be assessed by:

Online exams (Set by C&G)

Course Assessments

Portfolio Building

Progression

Level 2 students can progress to level 3 programmes subject to published entry requirements and satisfactory performance at level 2.

Careers

Industry in the Motorsport maintenance & repair sector.

Special requirements

Special Requirements:

1 Specialist Clothing and Equipment:

Clean Myerscough Motorsport fire retardant overalls and suitable protective footwear

2 Extra Costs:

Although not essential for the course, students may wish to buy books.

3 Minimum Age

16 years old.

Work experience

In House - work experience lead by Highly trained technicians

Motorsport

The British motorsports industry is recognised as the best in the world with Britons at the heart of a vast range of worldwide motorsport activities. It is a huge industry employing people in businesses from retail performance specialists to preparation companies, with many Formula One and World Rally Teams based in the UK.

Myerscough College has seven motorsport workshops and a number of different competition cars for the continuing development and expansion of motorsport teaching. We believe that hands-on experience is an important aspect of learning and therefore encourages students to take part in a wide range of motorsport events throughout the UK.

Fantastic Facilities

Our newly refurbished Motorsports building features purpose built workshops with everything you'd expect to find in a working motorsport garage. Our course provides the opportunity to develop your motor vehicle skills within a dedicated motorsport environment.

Myerscough College - Team Myerscough Motorsport

A Winning Team

Motorsports students automatically become part of Team Myerscough Motorsport which competes across the country in a variety of motorsport events. Our students also act as race support for drivers in Formula Ford and WRC Rally events.

Myerscough College Students work on WRC Rally Car

Fantastic Opportunities

Students on the Motorsports programme at Myerscough College are offered the opportunity to volunteer and work at some prestigious events all over the world. During the recent FIA WRC Academy Championships, a team of 8 degree students supported M-Sport's technical and service teams maintaining the fleet of 10 Ford Fiesta RS Rally Cars.

They attended WRC events as varied as the Vodafone Rally of Portugal and the rallies in Finland, Germany, France and Spain. This unique programme continued in 2016, with students supporting the Drive DMACK Fiesta Trophy at five WRC events across Europe.

Leena Garde: Honorary Fellow

"At Myerscough, the combination of academic study with practical experience is a great way of doing it. It’s a package that can go hand in hand and give potential students an extra advantage. It’s no longer a hobby – it’s a genuine career."

Myerscough College Fellow - Malcolm Wilson

Malcolm Wilson: Honorary Fellow

M-Sport Managing Director, Malcolm Wilson OBE was awarded an Honorary Fellowship at Myerscough College for his work in the industry. M-Sport works closely with the Myerscough College Motorsport Team on a number of initiatives.