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Apprentice Autocare Mehanic Wednesbury

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About Kooner FMS
Kooner FMS delivers 24/7 fleet management solutions across the Midlands, supporting businesses with reliable and efficient vehicle operations. Built on the values of hard work, dedication, and continuous self-development, we are committed to providing a high standard of service while investing in the people who help us achieve it.
With a successful operation in America, Kooner has established itself as a strong and successful business, and we are now expanding our presence in the West Midlands.
About the Opportunity
Based at our brand-new VMU (Vehicle Maintenance Unit) site in Wednesbury, we provide a modern working environment focused on maintaining fleet vehicles to a high standard, supporting reliability, safety, and operational performance. Our new facility provides an excellent environment for our people to build their knowledge, develop their technical skills, and gain valuable experience within the fleet industry.
We are committed to developing our people and building a strong foundation of knowledge, skills, and experience within our team. Joining us means becoming part of a company at an exciting stage of its journey, where you can contribute to our continued success while building your own career within the fleet industry.
Benefits/Perks
- Free Company Parking
- Easy access to local public transportation
- 40 hrs per week
- £8 per hour for the apprentice wage
- Location will be in Wednesbury - exact site TBC
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About The Apprenticeship
GTG Training are recruiting for an Apprentice Autocare Technician on behalf of an independent garage. This is a fantastic opportunity for those who are ready to advance their career within the automotive industry.
The Modern Apprenticeship Programmes allow apprentices to work full time and earn while they learn putting theory into practice within a training environment.
As well as attending the training centre for week block release of training, regular assessment and reviews will be undertaken within the apprentice's own workplace which aims to ensure they have the required skills to successfully complete their apprenticeship.
What Might a Typical Day in this Job look like?
You will be based within the garage workshop and will be involved in learning all aspects of vehicle repair and maintenance, including vehicle servicing, MOT preparation, removal, replacement and overhaul of major components and electrical fault diagnostics.
Examples of the units covered are:
- Materials, fabrication, tools and measuring devices used in the automotive environment
- Inspection of light vehicles
- Diagnosing and rectifying chassis units and components
- Diagnosing and rectifying vehicle engines and component faults
- Ensuring your own actions reduce risks to health and safety
- Contributing to workplace good housekeeping
What will I learn?
Regular assessment and reviews will be undertaken within the apprentice's own workplace with dedicated mentors from GTG and the apprentice’s workplace, which aims to ensure they have the required skills to successfully complete their apprenticeship.


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You will train through GTG Wolverhampton, by attending block release training weeks, to achieve Level 2 Autocare.
What qualifications or qualities are required?
Qualifications:
- GCSE Level or above in Maths, English
Personal qualities:
- We are looking for candidates who want to kickstart their career in the automotive industry and who are keen to learn.
- You must be dedicated and have a proactive approach to your work and learning.
- You are able to prioritise and work to timelines.
- A willingness to work in a practical environment using your own initiative.
- A full UK Driving licence is not essential but preferred.
If you’ve got the right skills for the job, we want to hear from you. We encourage applications from the right candidates regardless of disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, belief or race.
Applications will be considered as they are received and therefore adverts may close early due to high volume.
Are you ready to become an apprentice and start learning and earning? Apply now.
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