Gain sought-after skills and work on emerging technologies such as electric and hybrid vehicles
You can choose from a range of engineering and motor vehicle courses, all taught by industry-experienced staff who have strong links with the engineering sector.
These courses will prepare you to move straight into employment in the industry or onto Higher Education
If you are interested in a career working with motor vehicles you can train in our high-spec modern facilities, which reflect those used in industry. You will gain practical skills and learn how to fix and diagnose faults in all components of a traditional motor vehicle. On our courses you will: - Develop your skills in top-of-the-range facilities - Work on a multitude of cars, including: Electric, Hybrid, Petrol and Diesel - Learn the technical, retail and customer service skills needed in industry - Work with industry-standard equipment when servicing, repairing and assessing vehicles. Alongside practical skills you will also study health and safety in the Motor Vehicle industry. You’ll also get to meet key employers in the trade and carry out work experience that will enhance your CV. Find out more and apply below.
Motor Vehicle
Engineering
Motor Vehicle
Motor Vehicle
Engineering Operations
Apprenticeship in Engineering
Apprenticeship in Motor Vehicle
Advanced Manufacturing Engineering
Apprenticeship in Engineering Technician
Apprenticeship in Motor Vehicle
Engineering
HND/HNC in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
HND/HNC in General Engineering
HND/HNC in Mechanical Engineering
Select your course to begin your application
Vehicle Technicians repair and service cars and vans.
Using and maintaining machines and tools, finding and diagnosing faults, speaking to
customers about their vehicle, repairing and replacing faulty parts, carrying out services and updating vehicle service records.**
Garage settings.
*Information from EMSI 2022 **Information from nationalcareers.service.gov.uk
Motor Vehicle Fitters repair and replace worn and damaged tyres, exhausts, batteries and parts.
Testing batteries, checking tyres and exhausts, replacing or repairing faulty parts,
balancing and realigning wheels, repairing punctures and providing customer advice.**
Garage and workshop settings.
*Information from EMSI 2022 **Information from nationalcareers.service.gov.uk
BY 2025 THERE ARE EXPECTED TO BE 5,658 JOBS IN MOTOR VEHICLE IN NORTH NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
LIGHTCAST 2022“I recommend North Notts College because the course and the entire College is welcoming and just an enjoyable place to learn. We learn both the practical skills and the theory needed for a career in the Motor Vehicle Industry.”
Megan Hilton Level 1 - Diploma in Automotive Maintenance
