STANDARDS AND QUALIFICATIONS
The Advanced Apprenticeship programmes at level three in Roadside Assistance and Recovery.
Routes
An apprentice can choose to follow one of the following two routes:
Vehicle Recovery
Roadside Assistance
To satisfy the requirements of this apprenticeship programme and therefore be awarded an apprenticeship certificate, apprentices must:
- complete the induction including Employment Rights and Responsibilities
- all three Key Skills
- a relevant technical certificate from the list below
- a relevant NVQ from the list below.
What follows are:
- details of the qualifications available in this framework
- various pieces of guidance about this framework.
Qualifications
Apprentice Induction
An apprentice induction must be completed and must include an introduction to Employment Rights and Responsibilities.
Key Skills Communication | Level 2 | Application of Number | Level 2 | Information Technology | Level 1 |
Technical Certificates Title | Awarding Body | Level | GLHs | Certificate in Roadside Assistance and Recovery (Roadside Assistance) | City and Guilds | 3 | 460 | Certificate in Roadside Assistance and Recovery (Recovery) | City and Guilds | 3 | 460 | Diploma in Roadside Assistance and Recovery (Roadside Assistance) | City and Guilds | 3 | 575 | Diploma in Roadside Assistance and Recovery (Recovery) | City and Guilds | 3 | 575 | Diploma in Vehicle Recovery | IMI Awards | 3 | 460 | Diploma in Roadside Assistance | IMI Awards | 3 | 460 |
NVQs
Roadside Assistance and Recovery (Roadside Assistance) | Level 3 | Roadside Assistance and Recovery (Recovery) | Level 3 |
Additional employer requirements Some employers may require apprentices to have a full driving license when they are seventeen in order to drive rescue vehicles. As they get older they will be required to gain an HGV license.
Code
Duration
Overall duration | 24 Months |
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