DYW (Developing the Young Workforce) Moray
Light Vehicle Modern Apprentice, Parks Ford - Elgin
DYW (Developing the Young Workforce) Moray, Elgin, Illinois, us, 60122
Light Vehicle Modern Apprentice
Location: Elgin
Duration: Full‑time, 40 hours per week
Salary range: £15,704 per year
Closing Date: Friday 16th January 2026
About the role Recruiting on behalf of Parks Ford, you will work under the supervision of qualified technicians to gain hands‑on experience in diagnosing, servicing, and repairing cars and light commercial vehicles. This role provides structured on‑the‑job training alongside formal study, allowing you to develop technical knowledge, practical skills, and workplace experience needed to become a qualified light vehicle mechanic.
What you will learn
Understanding of light vehicle systems and components
Use of diagnostic tools and technical manuals
Problem‑solving and fault‑finding techniques
Effective communication with team members and customers
Time management and professional workplace conduct
Qualifications and qualities The successful applicant will be confident, self‑motivated, and keen to work as part of a team. Having an interest in the automotive and engineering industries, with an inquisitive nature and a desire to fix things, is just as important as academic achievements.
Must have at least 5 qualifications at National 5 level, including Maths, English, and a Science. Predicted grades will be taken into consideration.
On‑job and off‑job training On‑job training will be carried out in the employer’s workshop alongside a workplace mentor.
Off‑job training will typically be a one‑week block release at college.
You will build portfolios to record training, experience, and skills gained throughout your apprenticeship and be expected to self‑study. Through the combination of on‑job and off‑job training, you will be working towards the Modern Apprenticeship Framework standards for Light Vehicle Maintenance & Repair, including Core Skills.
How to apply Apply online.
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Duration: Full‑time, 40 hours per week
Salary range: £15,704 per year
Closing Date: Friday 16th January 2026
About the role Recruiting on behalf of Parks Ford, you will work under the supervision of qualified technicians to gain hands‑on experience in diagnosing, servicing, and repairing cars and light commercial vehicles. This role provides structured on‑the‑job training alongside formal study, allowing you to develop technical knowledge, practical skills, and workplace experience needed to become a qualified light vehicle mechanic.
What you will learn
Understanding of light vehicle systems and components
Use of diagnostic tools and technical manuals
Problem‑solving and fault‑finding techniques
Effective communication with team members and customers
Time management and professional workplace conduct
Qualifications and qualities The successful applicant will be confident, self‑motivated, and keen to work as part of a team. Having an interest in the automotive and engineering industries, with an inquisitive nature and a desire to fix things, is just as important as academic achievements.
Must have at least 5 qualifications at National 5 level, including Maths, English, and a Science. Predicted grades will be taken into consideration.
On‑job and off‑job training On‑job training will be carried out in the employer’s workshop alongside a workplace mentor.
Off‑job training will typically be a one‑week block release at college.
You will build portfolios to record training, experience, and skills gained throughout your apprenticeship and be expected to self‑study. Through the combination of on‑job and off‑job training, you will be working towards the Modern Apprenticeship Framework standards for Light Vehicle Maintenance & Repair, including Core Skills.
How to apply Apply online.
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