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On-Board Diagnostics or OBD, was the name given to the early emission control and engine-management systems introduced in cars. OBD systems have been developed and enhanced in line with US government requirements into the current OBD2 standard which applies to all cars sold in the US from 1996.

Who this course is for: Technicians who carry out diagnostic and repair work on the Anti-lock Braking (ABS), Traction Control (ASR) and Electronic Stability Control (ESC / ESP) systems as fitted to modern passenger vehicles.

Technicians who have a good understanding of petrol injection can achieve the same level with diesel cars and light vans with this course, which provides an important introduction to diesel technology, and contains the foundation knowledge required to attend further Bosch courses on specific dies

This learning programme provides very basic communication skills for all learners beginning a profession in the motor industry. The qualification covers the basic communication requirements for the motor industry. You will show that you can: Take part in discussions  Read and obtain in...

This learning programme provides basic ICT skills for all learners beginning a profession in the motor industry. The qualification covers the basic ICT requirements for the motor industry: Make selections based upon judgments of relevance and quality  Enter and bring together informati...

This learning programme provides basic numerical skills for all learners beginning a profession in the motor industry. The qualification covers the basic numerical requirements for the motor industry. You will show that you can: Interpret information from two sources  Carry out and che...

This learning programme provides very basic ICT skills for all learners beginning a profession in the motor industry. The qualification covers the basic ICT requirements for the motor industry: Find, enter, explore and develop relevant information Present information, including text, images...

This learning programme provides very basic numerical skills for all learners beginning a profession in the motor industry. The qualification covers the basic numerical requirements for the motor industry. You will show that you can: Interpret information from two sources  Carry out an...

Please Note: This qualification will expire for registrations as of the 31st December 2025. The certification end date will be 31st December 2026. This qualification will be replaced with the following qualification: 610/3967/6 - IMI Level 3 Technical Specialist in Automotive Refrigerant Handling ...

Who is it suitable for? This qualification is aimed at experienced automotive glaziers who solve and rectify technical problems with glazing components (in motor vehicles). Potential candidates should be able to supervise and provide technical advice to inexperienced technicians. Many technicians un...

This qualification now expires on 31st July 2017 and will be replaced with a new qualification later in the year Who is it suitable for? This Level 2 NVQ is aimed at technicians working on routine removal and replacement tasks in the automotive glazing industry. It covers the key skills required by ...

This Qualification is Withdrawn and no longer available for Registration. Who is it suitable for? This NVQ is aimed at individuals working in a supervisory role within the automotive glazing industry. Many technicians undertaking this qualification will be employed as an apprentice on a L3 Glass I...