This course follows the Level 1 course, and is aimed at those who want to strengthen their skill set and pursue a career in the repair and maintenance of motor vehicles.
Everything you need to know before applying to this course.
National 4, Intermediate 1 or Standard Grade Credit/General level qualification in Maths, English or a technical subject. An interest in motor vehicles is an advantage.
Please note applicants must be 16 or over by the start of the course.
Boiler suit, safety boots, safety glasses; paper, pens, pencils, calculator. A list will be sent to you before the start of the course.
IMI Diploma in Automotive Maintenance & Repair Principles Level 2.
If English is not your first language, please view the specific English language requirements for this course.
If you are studying a full-time non-advanced course (below HNC level), you may be entitled to funding.
You can apply for a full-time course online or using a paper form.
Open Days are a great way to find out more about this course and what it’s like to study at NESCol. You will see facilities, meet lecturers and get a feel for life as a student.
Our next Open Day will take place on 30 November 2024.
NESCol can provide extra support to students who have additional support needs, including:
You may be eligible for additional funding to support the cost of living, including travel costs, cost of materials, and childcare.
Find out more about the types of funding and whether you are eligible here
This course supports skills in energy transition.
Our expert teams ensure students leave College equipped with the knowledge, technical capability and experience that are vital in an exciting new era.
Whether you wish to progress in your studies or enter the world of work, North East Scotland College has excellent progression opportunities, with links to eight universities across Scotland and great relationships with industry employers.
Career opportunities are available in automotive garages and repair facilities, and many will also consider starting up their own business in the future. In this industry, common employment roles include:
“I wanted the opportunity to change direction and that’s why I decided to go back to College. I’m a bit older than most of the other students in the class and I’ve had to balance family life with college work and working part-time but I managed.”
“College gave me the start I needed in the automotive industry. The lecturers helped me get my apprenticeship and from there I built up my knowledge and experience between my time at work and in College.”
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