Get hands-on from day one
Learn to service, repair and refinish vehicles in fully fitted workshops. Our motor vehicle courses are designed with employers, and our results are above the national average.
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motor vehicle courses for 16-18 year olds
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campuses where you can study motor vehicle
New City College offers 7 motor vehicle courses for 16-18 year olds, including Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3. You can study motor vehicle at Ardleigh Green Campus and Hackney Campus. Students go on to careers such as vehicle technician, mot tester, body repair technician and paint technician.
Work on real vehicles with modern diagnostic equipment.
Courses are shaped by industry, so you learn what garages need.
Get experience with local garages and dealerships.
Begin at Entry Level 3 or Level 1 and work up to Level 3.
Careers
Motor vehicle students go on to apprenticeships with garages and dealerships, jobs as technicians, or move up to Level 3.
Courses and campuses
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You can choose from 7 courses across these levels: Entry and Level 1, Level 2, Level 3. Use the campus picker on this page to see every course and where it runs.
You can study motor vehicle at Ardleigh Green Campus, Hackney Campus.
Motor vehicle students go on to apprenticeships with garages and dealerships, jobs as technicians, or move up to Level 3.
Start with a motor vehicle maintenance course at Entry Level 3, Level 1 or Level 2, and move up a level each year. Many students then start an apprenticeship with a garage or dealership.
Yes. You learn in fully fitted workshops, working on real vehicles.
No. You do not need a driving licence to start a motor vehicle course.
It depends on the level. Level 1 courses usually need GCSEs at grade 2, Level 2 courses need grade 3, and Level 3 courses and A levels need grade 4 or above, including English and maths. Each course page lists its exact entry requirements. Check your GCSE grades to see where you could start.
Come to an open event on Saturday 21 November or Saturday 30 January, 10am to 2pm, or apply for your course today.