The purpose of this qualification is to cover the knowledge, understanding and skills required for the design, installation and maintenance of electrical energy storage systems (EESS). It follows the IET Code of Practice for Electrical Energy Storage Systems and industry guidance, together with the requirements of BS 7671. It will include a range of relevant outcomes covering statutory legislation applicable to EESS, the principles of batteries and EESS, how to specify and design EESS, installation, inspection and testing, and handover of an EESS and will be aligned with the MCS requirements. The qualification will also be mapped to the latest National Occupational Standard (NOS) SPV01.

A Heavy Vehicle (HV) technician services, inspects, and repairs HVs, classified by the Department of Transport as category N2 or N3, along with associated trailers and ancillaries. They work in dealerships focusing on specific manufacturers or in independent garages, franchises, or large fleet operators dealing with various vehicle makes.

Technicians handle all vehicle systems, performing tasks from simple part replacements to diagnosing complex faults using advanced diagnostic methods. The role requires strong technical expertise, problem-solving skills, and a solid understanding of vehicle systems. They must work independently and as effective team members, understand commercial operations, and demonstrate good customer handling skills while seeking ways to work more efficiently.

The purpose of this qualification is to provide a comprehensive understanding of the specific and supplementary requirements related to the design, installation, and maintenance of solar photovoltaic systems, in domestic and small commercial settings. These requirements align with the current IET Code of Practice for Grid-Connected Solar Photovoltaic Systems and the most relevant Regulations in relation to solar PV infrastructure. The qualification is also be mapped to the latest National Occupational Standards (NOS) SPV01.

Motor vehicle service and maintenance technicians repair and service light vehicles like cars and vans in dealerships or independent garages. Employing over half a million people, the automotive retail industry is vital to the UK economy. Technicians work independently and as part of a team, with roles varying from simple repairs to complex diagnostics. In larger dealerships, they collaborate with other departments, while in smaller garages, they may handle multiple functions. They must also ensure environmentally responsible waste disposal and consider sustainability in their work.

This course is designed to engage and motivate students who are interested in learning about the maintenance of motor vehicles and the various roles that are available in the retail motor industry.

This qualification is for those individuals who are looking to work in the transport industry specifically as a light vehicle technician. A light vehicle technician has the skills and knowledge to inspect, service and repair light vehicles. Learners will gain an understanding of the skills and knowledge that are important when working as a light vehicle technician or progressing to further learning and training in this area. This qualification is suitable for anyone over 16 years old

This course is suitable for anyone interested in working in the vehicle repair/maintenance industry. It is designed to maximise opportunities for progression onto an apprenticeship programme where you can work towards becoming a fully qualified Motor Vehicle specialist.