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See the degree grade →A one-year, Level 2 vocational certificate focused on vehicle body repair and spray-painting techniques. Suited to students who have completed a Level 1 motor vehicle qualification or who already have experience in the automotive sector and want practical workshop skills in body and paint.
Teaching mixes hands-on sessions in the workshop with classroom theory. Students will deepen practical competence in restoring vehicle bodies and applying finishes using industry techniques and equipment. Units studied include:
This course is intended for learners who have completed a Level 1 qualification in motor vehicle studies or possess prior experience in the automotive sector. Students who have not achieved a Grade 4 in GCSE Maths or English will continue working towards these qualifications alongside their technical studies.
The syllabus concentrates on body repair and paint processes, preparing learners for practical roles in vehicle bodyshops or for progression to further technical training within the motor vehicle sector.
As a vocational Level 2 programme, funding and support options may include college bursaries, government funding for eligible learners, or employer support for those combining training with work; prospective students should check Castleford College and local funding guidance for current options.
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