Pre-inspection Light Vehicle (Bridging Course)
Further Details | |
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Course Code | LA87918 |
Location | Bersham Road |
Duration | Part Time, Depending on experience between 15 and 30 hours |
Department | Engineering, Manufacturing & Maintenance, Motor Vehicle |
Start Date | Roll On, Roll Off |
End Date | Roll On, Roll Off |
Course Overview
The course content covers the main areas of a vehicle with regards to vehicle MOT testing.
1. You will learn related technology for the inspection and replacement of vehicle components related to vehicle MOT areas
2. You will carry out a series of vehicle component replacement and inspection assessments
3. You will be required to take an on-line computer test
Information for new vehicle testers:
All new vehicle MOT testers for vehicle classes 4-7 will need to have a level 3 qualification in Service and Repair of Vehicles or similar. (The full list of accepted qualifications is available from the Gov.UK / Becoming a MOT tester)
For people who have worked in the motor trade for many years who do not have a level 3 qualification and have just had trade experiences or a level 2, this is the bridging programme to allow them to become a Vehicle MOT Tester.
Once you have completed this programme you can then apply to start the MOT tester class 4-7 qualification City and Guilds 3428-02.
Once you have completed and passed both of the above programmes you can apply to the DVSA to have a site visit (VT8). They will observe you using the MOT equipment at your place of work to ensure you are able to use it with your new skills correctly.
When completed successfully you will then become a fully qualified MOT tester.
1. You will learn related technology for the inspection and replacement of vehicle components related to vehicle MOT areas
2. You will carry out a series of vehicle component replacement and inspection assessments
3. You will be required to take an on-line computer test
Information for new vehicle testers:
All new vehicle MOT testers for vehicle classes 4-7 will need to have a level 3 qualification in Service and Repair of Vehicles or similar. (The full list of accepted qualifications is available from the Gov.UK / Becoming a MOT tester)
For people who have worked in the motor trade for many years who do not have a level 3 qualification and have just had trade experiences or a level 2, this is the bridging programme to allow them to become a Vehicle MOT Tester.
Once you have completed this programme you can then apply to start the MOT tester class 4-7 qualification City and Guilds 3428-02.
Once you have completed and passed both of the above programmes you can apply to the DVSA to have a site visit (VT8). They will observe you using the MOT equipment at your place of work to ensure you are able to use it with your new skills correctly.
When completed successfully you will then become a fully qualified MOT tester.
Students will have to show they have worked in the motor trade as a vehicle technician/mechanic for a minimum of 4 years
1. Observation of 6 practical skills assessments
2. On-line computer multi-choice test
2. On-line computer multi-choice test
Progress onto the MOT test class 4-7 programme to become a vehicle tester
City and Guild 3428-02
City and Guild 3428-02
£450.00
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