Engine Lubrication System Technology All types of vehicle engines incorporate metal parts that have to rub against each other, thus causing friction which creates stress, wear and heat, e.g. cylinders in cylinder liners. These parts require lubrication to prevent the wear, keep the surfaces clean and help to remove the heat.
Light Vehicle MOT Annual Training & Assessment 2025/26 Course Overview This eLearning course will enable you to complete the requirements of the annual training subjects as specified each year by DVSA. The course includes the annual training eLearning content AND the mandatory annual assessment.
Fuel System Technology The fuel supply systems of petrol engine vehicles have been extensively developed over the last 50 years. The introduction of mechanical and electronic petrol injection systems has made carburettors almost obsolete.
Light Vehicle MOT Annual Training only 2025/26 Course Overview This eLearning course will enable you to complete the requirements of the annual training subjects as specified each year by the DVSA. The course includes the annual training eLearning content ONLY.
Light Vehicle MOT Annual Assessment only 2025/26 Course Overview This eLearning course will enable you to complete the requirements of the annual training subjects as specified each year by the DVSA. The course includes the mandatory annual assessment ONLY.
Motorcycle MOT Annual Training & Assessment 2025/26 Course Overview This eLearning course will enable you to complete the requirements of the annual training subjects as specified each year by the DVSA. The course includes the annual training eLearning content AND the mandatory annual assessment.
Motorcycle MOT Annual Training only 2025/26 Course Overview This eLearning course will enable you to complete the requirements of the annual training subjects as specified each year by the DVSA. The course includes the annual training eLearning content ONLY.
Motorcycle MOT Annual Assessment only 2025/26 Course Overview This eLearning course will enable you to complete the requirements of the annual training subjects as specified each year by the DVSA. The course includes the mandatory annual assessment ONLY.
Ignition System Technology The purpose of the ignition system is to supply a spark inside the cylinder, near the end of the compression stroke, to ignite the compressor charge or air/fuel vapour.
Body Electrical Systems This course will cover body electrical systems including washers, wipers, horns, obstacle avoidance and cruise control, mobile multimedia, seats, mirrors, roofs, central locking, security systems, starting control, and safety systems.
Electrical and Electronic Principles When a current flows in a circuit, it can produce only three effects – heat, magnetic and chemical. The heating effect is the basis of electrical components such as lights and heater plugs. The magnetic effect is the basis of relays and motors and generators.
Engine Electrical Systems A good supply of electric power is necessary for modern vehicles. Many components, that were once mechanically operated, are now driven by small electric motors and controlled by microprocessors.
