Motor Vehicle

Motor Vehicle Accident Repair Level 1 

4 GCSEs grades A* - E / grade 2 or above (or acceptable alternatives), to include English Language 

Motor Vehicle Accident Repair Level 2 

Progression from Level 1 only 

Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Level 1 

4 GCSEs at grade 2 or above to include English Language and Maths 

Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Level 2 

Progression from Level 1 only 

Vehicle Fitting Level 2 

4 GCSEs at grade 3 or above, to include English Language or Maths at grade 4 

Vehicle Inspection Level 2 

Progression from Level 1 only 

T Level in Electric and Light Vehicles 

5 GCSEs at grade 4 or above to include English Language or Maths at grade 5 or above 

Motor Vehicle Accident Repair Level 1 

• Practical assessment 

• Exams 

Motor Vehicle Accident Repair Level 2 

• Online exams 

• E-portfolio content 

Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Level 1 

• Practical assessment 

• Exams 

Motor Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Level 2 

• Practical assessment 

• Exams 

Vehicle Fitting Level 2 

• Practical and written assessments 

• Exams 

Vehicle Inspection Level 2 – Details coming soon 

T level in Electric and Light Vehicles 

• Written and practical exams 

• Employer projects 

• Group work 

• Presentations and analysis 

Start with Level 1 Accident Repair or Maintenance and Repair to build essential skills, then progress to Level 2 qualifications or specialise in Vehicle Fitting or Vehicle Inspection. If you’re interested in the future of the industry, the T Level in Electric and Light Vehicles will prepare you for higher technical qualifications (HNC/HND), Degree Apprenticeships or university level study in automotive engineering. These courses can also lead straight into Apprenticeships and skilled employment. 

A qualification in motor vehicle can lead to careers such as: 

• Accident repair technician 

• Vehicle maintenance and repair technician 

• Vehicle fitter 

• MOT tester or inspector 

• Automotive electrician (with further training) 

• Specialist in hybrid/electric vehicles 

• Motorsport or performance vehicle technician 

• Workshop supervisor or service manager 

Interview process 

For this course, the interview process includes an information session followed by a 1:1 chat with a tutor. During the information session, you will receive important details about the course structure and expectations, along with a chance to ask any questions. This is crucial to ensure you understand the course fully and how it aligns with your goals. 

Will the course suit me? 

This course could be right for you if you: 

• Enjoy practical, hands-on learning  

• Like problem-solving and figuring out how things work 

• Pay attention to detail and take pride in fixing things properly 

• Want a career that’s active, varied, and always evolving 

• If you’re curious, practical, and excited by cars and technology, motor vehicle training is the perfect way to turn your passion into a career. 

Staff and facilities 

At The Sheffield College, you will learn from highly qualified staff with a wealth of experience in both academic and sport sectors. The college offers excellent facilities to support your learning, including our newly launched Advanced Technology Centre, equipped with electric vehicle bays, vehicle paint bays, immersive classroom and industry standard equipment.

Course enrichment 

You will have the opportunity to engage in various enrichment activities such as industry visits, guest speaker sessions, workshops, and community-based projects. You can also pursue additional qualifications such as first aid or manual handling certificates. 

For this course you will be required to buy PPE college work wear. You will need to bring your own overalls and safety boots for workshop sessions as a minimum requirement. 

All other safety equipment will be provided on an as and when needed basis.

Students in financial hardship may be eligible to apply for support through the Student Support Fund.