Qualification: EAL NVQ Diploma in Automotive Engineering
Level: Level 3
Qualification Number: 600/0750/3
Duration: 18 months (standard delivery)
Assessment: Workplace-based assessment and portfolio of evidence
Assessment Meetings: 18 included as standard
Standard Cost: £3,000 + VAT*
Registration & Certification: £200
Delivery: Workplace-based
Course Overview
The EAL Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Automotive Engineering is a work-based qualification designed for individuals working within automotive engineering who want to demonstrate and develop their occupational competence. The qualification covers a broad range of automotive engineering disciplines, allowing learners to select a pathway that reflects their actual job role and the skills they use in the workplace. Learners develop and demonstrate practical engineering competence while building their knowledge of areas such as workplace safety, engineering documentation, efficient working practices and specialist automotive engineering activities. As this is an NVQ, assessment is primarily carried out through real work activities in the workplace, with learners building a portfolio of evidence to demonstrate their competence.
Who Is This Qualification For?
This qualification is suitable for individuals who need to develop automotive engineering competencies for the engineering sector. Employees already working within automotive engineering who need additional competencies for their existing role. Employees looking to develop their skills to support future career progression. There are no formal entry requirements specified by EAL. However, learners must have the potential and, importantly, the workplace opportunities needed to achieve the assessment criteria and gather suitable evidence.
Choose Your Automotive Engineering Pathway
One of the biggest advantages of this qualification is its flexibility. Learners can choose one of 13 specialist pathways, aligning with their workplace role, responsibilities and employer requirements.
How Is The Qualification Assessed?
Evidence of occupational competence should normally come from real work activities carried out within a real working environment. Evidence can include products or records from the learner's work, photographs, assessor observations, authenticated learner reports and witness testimony. Knowledge and understanding may also be assessed through methods such as oral questioning and practical demonstrations.
Fees & Delivery
Standard Cost: £3,000 + VAT plus £200 registration and certification fee.
The standard cost covers one learner at one location and includes standard delivery over 18 months
Standard delivery includes;
18 assessment meetings.
Work place assessment throughout the programme.
Discount available where two, three or four learners start at the same time and at the same location.
Additional assessment visits required beyond the standard 18 meetings will be charged separately.
Ready to Get Started?
To book your course, or if you’d like to enquire about the different pathways and find the right option for you or your organisation, get in touch with our team.
Email: info@theengineeringtrust.org
Call: 01993 882008