Automotive Engineering

If you enjoy fixing things and want to work with cars, a career in Automotive Engineering may be for you.

Get hands-on experience with our Automotive Engineering courses to prepare you for a career in mechanics or vehicle body repair.

We have the latest industry-standard specialist equipment, so that you will be workshop-ready when you finish your studies.

All of our tutors have industry experience, giving you high-quality, practical training to prepare you for an exciting career.

Click here to look at the different job roles available in the Automotive industry

You can use our Career Coach to research roles in your area of interest, including job opportunities and earning potential.

Take a look at some of the events we've held in our Lincoln workshops:

IMI trade event

REPXPERT Academy Live

Watch a video giving an overview of our courses here:

Take a look around the building where our Automotive Engineering training takes place:

Tour Our Bishops Building

Helping you to succeed

We offer significant support to our learners; from help with course related costs to counselling and help with mental health issues.

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College Life

Find out more about life at college, from student facilities and services to term dates.

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Parents

Find out more about the quality of our education of our training and how you can support your child through college.

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How to Apply

Applying for a course is easy - just use these pages and the course search tool to find the one you want then click 'apply now'.

To find out about all the stages through to starting your course click here.

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Your Options Explained

Technical Training

There are a wide range of vocational courses; these include BTECs, First Diplomas, National Qualifications and National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs).

About Technical Training

Apprenticeship Vacancies

It’s a real job, with hands-on experience, a salary and the chance to train while you work. You’re treated just like all the other employees, with a contract of employment and holiday leave.

A Levels

A-Levels are a great option for those who enjoy learning in a classroom and who are planning to progress to higher study.

T Levels are a new, 2-year qualification designed to give you a head start towards the career you want. The government has developed T Levels to deliver world-class technical education and give you a new choice after GCSEs.