Practical skills students are putting together an off-road buggy to learn how motor vehicles are constructed. The South Cheshire College entry level learners have just two weeks to learn how to read technical diagrams, use a range of different tools, and how to solve problems on their own. Lecturer Matt Duncalf said: “This fantastic project will enrich the students’ time at the college.” The group will record their progress by producing a step-by-step construction guide that will include photos. The course is part of a programme for students with learning difficulties and disabilities that gives them the chance to learn key life skills in a realistic setting. Featured image caption: From left: Learner mentor Martin Downey, lecturer Matt Duncalf, students Josh Turner, 17, Chris Williams, 20, Jordan Robbins, 18, and Kieran Woolrich, 19, and technician Martin Apps