Auto Body and Collision Technician Apprentice Level 2 (ACAP 2002)
This course provides the Level 2 technical training component of the provincial Auto Body and Collision Technician apprentice program.
Students learn about vehicle construction and components, corrosion protection, complex sheet metal repair and door skin replacement, aluminum MIG welding and panel repair, and refinishing environments and materials. A focus is placed on workplace organization and repair planning throughout the course.
Students achieving a VCC grade of 70% or greater are eligible for the SkilledTradesBC Standardized Written Exam. The VCC training grade is blended with the SkilledTradesBC Exam mark at 80%/20% to determine an overall final grade.
Students achieving a blended grade of 70% or greater are eligible to:
- receive SkilledTradesBC Technical Training credit for Auto Body and Collision Technician Level 2
- advance to Auto Body and Collision Technician Level 3
Students learn about vehicle construction and components, corrosion protection, complex sheet metal repair and door skin replacement, aluminum MIG welding and panel repair, and refinishing environments and materials. A focus is placed on workplace organization and repair planning throughout the course.
Students achieving a VCC grade of 70% or greater are eligible for the SkilledTradesBC Standardized Written Exam. The VCC training grade is blended with the SkilledTradesBC Exam mark at 80%/20% to determine an overall final grade.
Students achieving a blended grade of 70% or greater are eligible to:
- receive SkilledTradesBC Technical Training credit for Auto Body and Collision Technician Level 2
- advance to Auto Body and Collision Technician Level 3
Course code: ACAP 2002
Credits: 8.0
Length: 180.0 hours
Course outline:
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Prerequisites
Students must be registered with SkilledTradesBC and have received an Apprentice Identification number; and have completed: Automotive Collision Refinishing Common Core Level 1 (Harmonized), or Automotive Collision and Refinish Foundation (Harmonized), or Automotive Collision Repair Technician Level 1 (pre-April 2021)*, or Automotive Collision Repair Foundation Certificate (pre-April 2021)* *Note: Students transitioning from the pre-April 2021 MVBR program are subject to a co-requisite for this course: Please refer to Course Co-requisites.Corequisites
Students transitioning from the pre-April 2021 MVBR program (Automotive Collision Repair Technician Level 1 or Automotive Collision Repair Foundation Certificate) are subject to a gap-training module as a co-requisite for this course: This 14-hour module may include online self-study material and additional face-to-face instruction, and must be successfully completed during this course.
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† This information is intended as a guideline only. Program and course details are subject to change with the approval of VCC's Board of Governors.