City & Guilds Accident Repair (Body Principles) Apprenticeship Level 2

In a nutshell

If you’re interested in the art of vehicle bodywork repair, this Apprenticeship will give you the skills and knowledge you need to progress your career while being employed in the industry and being paid while you’re learning. At the end of it, you should come out with a Level 2 NVQ Diploma.

This course is for...

…repairing vehicle bodywork

…improving your career prospects and earning potential

…being able to earn while you learn

Course content

Apprenticeships involve a mix of learning in the workplace and college training,giving you the opportunity to practice and embed new skills in a real work environment.

You'll be assessed through coursework, tests, assignments, work-based observations and work-based evidence, and as you progress through the course you’ll achieve a number of qualifications as part of the Level 2 Apprenticeship:

• Level 2 NVQ Diploma
• Level 2 Diploma
• Essential Skills Qualification Communication
• Essential Skills Qualification Application of Number
• Essential Skills Qualification in Digital Literacy
• Employment Rights and Responsibilities

On completion, we expect you to be able to carry out your accident repair role confidently and competently to the standard set by the Industry.

Entry Requirements

To qualify for this course, you’ll need a minimum of Level 1 Diploma and/or GCSE grade E or above, andmust be employed in the automotive industry, be paid at least the national minimum apprenticeship wage and have a Contract of Employment. As an Apprentice you'll need to attend college on a day release / block release basis, and we’ll want you to be fully committed to attendingas well as respecting others, having an enthusiasm for the subject and being self-motivated.Your employer must also pass the necessary Health and Safety vetting.

Additional information

Completing this course will enable you to move on to a Level 3 Apprenticeship programme. Our Accident Repair Apprenticeship is part-financed by the European Social Fund through the Welsh Government.