Motorsport engineering for 16-19 year olds (Shoreham)
Study motorsport engineering at Northbrook College
Our motorsport department is one of the highest achieving in the country. Northbrook College offers a friendly, supportive and highly professional environment with a range of courses that cover the technical needs of today’s motor vehicle repair industry.
You'll be based at Northbrook College Shoreham Campus right by Shoreham Airport, where our dedicated automotive engineering facility has the latest high tech diagnostic equipment, as well as a range of vehicles for students to work on.
We have excellent industry contacts which mean that we can advise you on employment opportunities and we are very proud that so many of our students go onto develop successful careers in the automotive industry.
If you want to find out more about studying a motorsport course at the MET, you can download our guide to construction, engineering and trades courses here.
360 tour of Motorsport workshops - Shoreham Airport Campus
Why choose Northbrook College?
At Northbrook College we offer a variety of full-time courses for 16-19 year olds across three campuses. We teach technical and professional skills and provide practical industry-focused experience. This is a great way to study and equips you with the key skills needed to progress into employment or to go on to study at University.
Available courses
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Shoreham
Motorsport Vehicle Maintenance & Repair | Level 2This course will prepare you for roles in engineering, design, production, testing and management in the exciting world of motorsport.
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