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Motorcycle Apprentice
We are seeking a committed and energetic Motorcycle Apprentice to join our workshop. In this role, you will work alongside experienced mechanics helping to repair, service, and customize motorcycles. It’s a hands-on learning position designed for someone who is eager to master the trade from the ground up.
Most of your apprenticeship is spent working. You’ll learn on the job by getting hands-on experience.
What you'll do at work
- Assist with routine maintenance (oil changes, brake checks, tyre fitting, etc.)
- Help dismantle, clean, inspect, and reassemble motorcycle components
- Support in diagnostics and identifying mechanical or electrical faults
- Aid in custom fabrication and fitting parts as required
- Maintain a safe, clean, and organised work area
- Learn and apply good workshop practices and safety standards
What We’re Looking For:
- Genuine interest in motorcycles and custom builds
- Mechanical aptitude; some hands-on experience (even if personal-project or hobby work) is a plus
- Good attitude: reliable, punctual, willing to learn
- Ability to follow instructions and work well in a team
- Basic understanding of mechanical/electrical systems is desirable
Where you'll work
UNIT Q RIVERSIDE ESTATE
ATHERSTONE STREET
TAMWORTH
B78 3RW
Apprenticeships include time away from working for specialist training. You’ll study to gain professional knowledge and skills.
Training provider
NOTTINGHAM COLLEGE
Training course
Motorcycle technician (repair and maintenance) (level 3)
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What you'll learn
Course contents
- Perform the fundamental engineering tasks which most procedures include, such as: cutting, drilling, filing, removing and replacing bolts, screws, and clips, replacing seals, extracting damaged fasteners, and using fabrication skills
- Assist in upholding high standards of safety and efficiency in the workshop, adhere to the requisite business processes (e.g., environmental awareness, health and safety practices, record keeping, and customer contact) and standard workshop
- Safely secure motorcycles to ramps and use specialised supporting stands in order to remove road wheels and major components, including: brake systems, suspension, and drive (chain, belt, or drive shaft)
- Successfully inspect and prepare a motorcycle to the required quality standard for handover to the customer e.g., following a service, complex repair, pre-delivery inspection by checking work against
- Service and maintain motorcycles in line with manufacturer specifications logged in manuals and online
- Remove, repair, and replace components in line with manufacturers defined instruction
- Use diagnostic methods, mechanical, and electrical measuring tools and equipment to check compliance and rectify faults
- Investigate symptoms of motorcycle fault(s) and identify the underlying causes prior to repair
- Access specific information e.g., motorcycle repair information, wiring diagrams, maintenance tables, technical production information, safety recalls
- Apply advanced diagnostic principles, logical problem-solving techniques, and complex
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Training schedule
Candidates will work towards achieving the Motorcycle Technician (Repair and Maintenance) Apprenticeship Standard at level 3. They will also be required to study towards achieving level 2 maths and English functional skills if they do not already hold equivalent qualifications.
The programme lasts for 36 months, with ongoing support from the Academy team:
- Constant on-the-job support and training with their allocated buddies and two members of the full-time on-site trainers
- Regular 1-2-1's to ensure they are "on track" with their college work and progressing with their practical skills in line with company expectations
- Financial rewards for passing each college practical Gateway exams
- Access to MHFA throughout the business to ensure learners get the correct help with coping mechanisms for their learning journey


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The post-holder must be working towards gaining their driving licence by the end of the apprenticeship due to the requirements of the role. The apprentice will be expected to purchase basic tools throughout the apprenticeship duration to build up their own kit. Throughout the duration of the programme, the candidates will be expected to travel to EMTEC's training centre in Nottingham for 24 separate weeks to carry out skills training. The blocks are individual one-week blocks. Residential accommodation will be provided if required for the candidates.
Essential qualifications
- GCSE in:
- Maths and English (grade 4)
Share if you have other relevant qualifications and industry experience. The apprenticeship can be adjusted to reflect what you already know.
About this employer
Tamworth Yamaha is a family-run business, passionate about ensuring that all of our customers enjoy a proactive experience in an environment where they can share their passion for bikes with others. This passion and desire to make customers feel comfortable and important is led by Jonathan, our Managing Director, who brings a wealth of experience to the business, having previously run multi-franchised motorcycle stores.
https://www.tamworthyamaha.com/ (opens in new tab)
After this apprenticeship
Your earnings can increase over time with an apprenticeship. Find out about potential future pay (opens in new tab). There is high potential for a permanent role with the organisation upon successful completion of your apprenticeship with room for progression.
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