MOTOR VEHICLE
Students on our Motor Vehicle courses learn their practical skills in our fantastic training area which replicates a modern vehicle repair centre and even has its own spray bake booth. These excellent facilities, coupled with our knowledgeable and passionate lecturers, will give you the opportunity to develop your skills in everything from car maintenance to hybrid vehicle fault diagnosis. We also regularly update the fleet of vehicles you work on, so that you are up-to-date with technology developments.
There are many exciting career opportunities within this fast-paced field, and at Petroc, we work closely with local employers to give you plenty of opportunities to find out about the different careers available within this industry and are as employment-ready as possible.
NORTH DEVON CAMPUS
LEVEL 1 TRANSPORT MAINTENANCE
LEVEL 2 LIGHT VEHICLE MAINTENANCE & REPAIR VEHICLE ACCIDENT REPAIR FTB113 FTB114
Further your existing knowledge in vehicle accident repair through topics such as panel repairs, paint defects, paint rectification and the different material and paint finishes associated with modern vehicle technology. Specialist materials and equipment will also be introduced.
LEVEL 3
LIGHT VEHICLE MAINTENANCE & REPAIR PRINCIPLES
FTT073
Learn about vehicle electrical and electronic systems such as engine management, electronic chassis systems, transmission systems and auxiliary circuits to further your knowledge and therefore your opportunities for employment as a vehicle technician.
FTT071
Learn all about the systems associated with vehicle maintenance and repair, including engine mechanics, engine fuel and ignition systems, chassis systems, transmission and electrical systems.
FTB111
MID DEVON CAMPUS
FTT070
Learn about applying engineering techniques such as vehicle steering and suspension system components, and health and safety in the workplace.
Level 1 £23,188 72
Level 2
Level 3 average salary for a mechanic¹ AVAILABLE IN THIS AREA
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