Vehicle Accident Repair (Body) Apprenticeship Level 2
This programme will help you to develop skills and knowledge when dealing with accident repairs and has a focus on body repair.
Course Information
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Vehicle Maintenance and Repair
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Engineering
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Engineering
Vehicle Maintenance and Repair
Benefits / Skills
Entry Requirements
Career Progression
Accident Repair Technician Apprentice
As an accident repair technician apprentice you will beat, strip, fit and repair vehicle panels. In addition, you will work to strict safety standards and will deliver excellent customer service.
Below are some Leeds City College apprenticeships you could potentially progress on to once you have completed this programme:
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Enquire NowCourse Details
Duration
1 year
Course Code
56415-01
Course Facts
£21.1 billion is spent every year on car servicing and repair.
The average salary for a qualified automotive body technician is £23,219.
94.7% of apprentices found our college induction useful and provided them with the knowledge required for their course.
Course FAQs
Will employers just use me for the jobs they do not want to do?
No, you may start your apprenticeship completing basic tasks, but the whole point of your apprenticeship is to develop into a well-rounded member of staff. We will meet with your employer every eight weeks to make sure that they are supporting your development.
Will I earn less money doing an apprenticeship rather than working full-time?
The apprenticeship national minimum wage is currently £3.90 per hour, however, many employers offer more than this for their positions, as they want to attract high-quality candidates to their company. Every vacancy lists how much the wage is, so be sure to check these carefully to make sure that you are happy with how much the employer is offering.
