Qualification details

City & Guilds Level 4 Certificate in Advanced Automotive Diagnostic Techniques

Qualification summary

The City & Guilds automotive qualification is designed to meet the needs of Technicians in the Automotive Vehicle Fitting Operations sector.

Qualification details

100/5240/9
4
HL - Higher Level
Accreditation start date:
01/07/2005
Operational start date in centres:
Accreditation end date:
31/12/2009
Certification end date:
31/12/2012
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English
This qualification allows progression for candidates who have achieved Level 3 qualifications.
Candidates who are successful at Level 4 will be able to progress to a range of further education and professional body awards. For example:
• Institute of Leadership and Management level 4 or 5 Management Qualifications.
• Degree in Automotive Engineering.
• Other level 4 (and above) units or qualifications.
• Professional institution membership.
Motor Vehicle Mechanic/Technician
  • 04 Engineering and Manufacturing Technologies
    • 04.3  Transportation Operations and Maintenance
250
Pass
Practical Examination
Independent assessment will be provided by the centre internal verifier and externally by the City & Guilds external verifier. The qualification will be assessed on portfolio evidence which will be externally verified. The types of assessment methods that can be used are observation, product evidence, witness testimonies, professional discussion, candidate questioning and accredited prior learning. Where possible a holistic approach should be taken.
All units are mandatory.
  • L/103/2170 - Advanced diagnostic techniques
  • R/103/2171 - Communicate and liase effectively
  • Y/103/2172 - Provide personal and technical support