Learners can typically progress to a higher level of learning such as a Level 2 Certificate or Diploma, or other appropriate destinations, such as apprenticeships and employment. You will be required to attend on a full-time basis (15 hours per week) to undertake the study of practical and technology requirements of your course. Comprises the following units, all of which are required to be completed: L1MV01 – Health and Safety in the workplace. L1MV02 – Locating, interpreting and using technical information. L1MV03 – Applying engineering techniques in an automotive environment. L1MV04 – Knowledge relating to automotive foundation skills. L1MV66 – Moving loads and vehicle lifting. L1MV85 – Vehicle materials and joining methods. L1MV86 – The retail motor industry. L1MV06 – Preparation to become a vehicle driver. L1MV08 – Reducing risks when driving vehicles. L1MV11 – Health and safety practices in a maintenance and repair environment. L1MV12 – Tools, equipment and consumable materials for vehicle maintenance. L1MV20 – Compression ignition engine system components and operation. L1MV21 – Air and liquid cooling system components and operation. L1MV22 - Lubrication system components system and operation. L1MV27 – Vehicle steering and suspension system components and maintenance. L1MV19 – Spark ignition engine system components and operation. L1MV22 – Lubrication system components and operation. L1MV28 – Light vehicle braking systems components and maintenance. L1MV29 – Light vehicle wheel and tyre construction and maintenance. L1MV31 – Light vehicle exhaust system components and maintenance. L1MV47 – Electrical foundation skills. L1MV76 – Vehicle exterior valeting and detailing. ELMV22 – Spark ignition system maintenance. ELMV20 – Routine vehicle maintenance. ELMV21 - Vehicle driveline maintenance. ET136 – Electric vehicle awareness.