With the rise of zero emission vehicles as an alternative to traditional petrol or diesel-powered vehicles and the emergence of advanced driver assistance systems and electric/hybrid vehicle technology, skills development in the sector has become a challenge for many employers.
Our latest Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Maintenance and Repair qualifications including Advanced Driver Assist Systems and Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) systems and components are a great addition for learners developing a career in the motor industry. These qualifications all come with a digital credential which are a great way to showcase training and skills development to potential employers and customers.
To learn more about our sustainable automotive qualifications visit our Green Skills and Sustainability page.
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The post-16 qualification landscape is changing in England. The DfE changes aim to more effectively support people to directly move onto high-skilled jobs, or through progression into good quality higher education courses. To learn more about these changes and the support available visit our Qualification reform in England.
You'll find key resources on:
- how these changes may affect curriculum planning
- types of qualifications to be funded
Visit qualifications reforms to learn more
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