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TO ENQUIRE ABOUT COURSES PLEASE CALL 024 7601 5588 OR EMAIL EYEBOX@MORELLI.CO.UK
Here at Morelli we offer a variety of training courses in the automotive sector including Scuff & Scratch Repair, PDR, Interior Repair, and even some in valeting and car care. We believe in upskilling and educating people in our industry and aim to provide you with the further tools you require in your chosen career.
Morelli & Co. offer training out of two bespoke centres in Coventry. Together, both are able to deliver all of our IMI Accreditations (formerly ATA) and SMART repair training courses.
Below, you can read all about the two training centres we have and the courses we can offer including their price breakdown.
Eyebox covers over 8000sq feet giving us the space to offer the highest quality training on the market. With multiple repair booths, each dedicated to an art of SMART repair including alloy wheels, panel repair, windscreen repair, interior repair, and PDR. Find out more here.
Our other location was built in 2019 on the grounds of our second Slim’s Detailing store. From here we run our Slim's Detailing Master Detailer Course, the only course of its kind for detailers with an industry recognised qualification from the IMI. We can also offer our PDR course at this location. Find out more about the Slim's Detailing Training Academy here.
Don't worry if you're a beginner, we have all the tools and equipment you require to support you on those first steps into SMART repair.
If one of the courses is unavailable please give us a call or send an email and we will let you know when one becomes available.
To book by phone or to find out more details, please call us on 024 7601 5588. To enquire about more information or course availability, please email training@morelli.co.uk.
You can see our full training brochure here.
Toggle through the tabs below to see our training courses in each category.
IMI Accreditation Senior Paint Technician
1 Day course with 1 Day Refresher Training (optional)
The technician should be working in the accident repair sector of the industry and have at least three years experience to ensure they are familiar with the skills, knowledge and techniques required to give a fault free finish for both the preparation of panels (existing and new) and the finishing of panels to match existing vehicle paint.
Candidate will be assessed on a series of modules in line with the IMI Accreditation Senior Paint technician. They will then sit an online test.
IMI Senior Paint Technician Re-accreditation
1 Day course with 1/2 Day Refresher Training (optional)
Candidate will be assessed on a series of modules in line with the IMI Senior Paint Technician re-accreditation. They will then sit an online test.
IMI Senior Paint Technician Referral
1/2 Day Referral Training to retrain on a failed module
On any referral the candidate will only be reassessed on the module they have been referred on.
IMI Accreditation Paint Technician covering the following modules
1 Day course with 1 Day Refresher Training (optional)
The technician should be working in the accident repair sector of the industry and have at least two years 'experience to ensure they are familiar with the skills, knowledge and techniques required for the preparation of panels (existing) and to give a fault free finish.
Candidate will be assessed on a series of modules in line with the IMI Accreditation Paint Technician.
They will then sit an online test.
IMI Paint Technician Re-accreditation covering the following modules
1 Day course with 1/2 Day Refresher Training (optional)
Candidate will be assessed on a series of modules in line with the IMI Paint Technician re-accreditation. They will then sit an online test.
IMI Paint Technician Referral
1/2 Day Referral Training to retrain on a failed module
On any referral the candidate will only be reassessed on the module they have been referred on.
IMI Accreditation Senior Paint & Paint Technician Costings
IMI Accreditation assessment £350.00 + VAT per day attended.
IMI Accreditation Refresher or Referral training £175.00 + VAT per 1/2 day attended.
An additional cost of £105.00 is charged for the registration, IMI Accreditation certificate, and ID card on completion of the course.
Lunch is included in the cost of each day's training attended.
IMI Accreditation Cosmetic Repair Senior Technician
2 Day course with 1 Day Refresher Training (optional)
The technician should be working in the accident repair sector and ideally have at least three years' experience to ensure they are familiar with the skills, knowledge and techniques required.
Candidate will be assessed on a series of modules in line with the IMI Accreditation Cosmetic Repair Senior Technician. They will then sit an online test.
IMI Cosmetic Repair Senior Technician Re-accreditation
1 Day course with 1 Day Refresher Training (optional)
Re-accreditation involves the candidate being assessed on a series of modules in line with the Cosmetic Repair Senior Technician IMI Re-accreditation. They will then sit an online test.
IMI Cosmetic Repair Senior Technician Referral
1/2 Day Referral Training to retrain on a failed module
On any referral the candidate will only be reassessed on the module they have been referred on.
IMI Accreditation Cosmetic Repair Paint Technician
1 Day course with 1 Day Refresher Training (optional)
The technician should ideally have at least two years' experience to ensure they are familiar with the skills, knowledge, and techniques required.
Candidate will be assessed on a series of modules in line with the IMI Accreditation Cosmetic Repair Paint Technician. They will then sit an online test.
IMI Cosmetic Repair Paint Technician Re-accreditation
1 Day course with 1 Day Refresher Training (optional)
Re-accreditation involves the candidate being assessed on a series of modules in line with the Cosmetic Repair Paint Technician IMI Re-accreditation. They will then sit an online test.
IMI Cosmetic Repair Paint Technician Referral
1/2 Day Referral Training to retrain on a failed module
On any referral the candidate will only be reassessed on the module they have been referred on.
IMI Accreditation Cosmetic Repair Costings
IMI Accreditation assessment £350.00 + VAT per day attended.
IMI Accreditation Refresher or Referral training £175.00 + VAT per 1/2 day attended.
An additional cost of £105.00 is charged for the registration, IMI Accreditation certificate, and ID card on completion of the course.
Lunch is included in the cost of each day's training attended.
The IMI Accredited Learning Programmes are recognised by the IMI, who are the professional body and Sector Skills Council for the retail Motor Industry.
The course content and structures are constantly reviewed to ensure they remain current and support the Smart Express training.
To achieve IMI recognition the individual must pass a series of practical assessments and question and answer exam.
The IMI accreditation pass mark is based on a 75% pass result on the practical assessment and an 80% pass mark for the theory exam. The practical assessment is achieved by the candidate being assessed on a number of criteria covered in the course module over the period of the course, with each criteria having a points rating based on an overall 100 points scoring system. The theory pass mark is established from the results of the course module questionnaire which consists of multi choice questions based on a 100 point scoring system. The time allocated for the completion of the questionnaire is half an hour.
Consumers will have confidence knowing that the skills and knowledge of the technician have been assessed against the Smart Express agreed training standard. The standards are regularly reviewed to ensure that the technician is assessed against current Smart Express repair methods and technologies.
IMI accreditation can be used by the individuals and employers as a recognised development path to allow technicians to further their skills and knowledge in which they operate.
Plastic Repair (Hot and Cold Weld) / Texture Repair
Module No: 05-HC (1 day)
£429.00 includes VAT and IMI Registration
Assess type of repair. ID colour shade/ texture. Preparation of substrate. Correct repair tool. Correct repair products. Preparation of substrate to be primed. Preparation of primer prior to colour coat. Colour/texture application, curing method. Surface conditioning.
The IMI Accredited Learning Programmes are recognised by the IMI, who are the professional body and Sector Skills Council for the retail Motor Industry.
The course content and structures are constantly reviewed to ensure they remain current and support the Smart Express training.
To achieve IMI recognition the individual must pass a series of practical assessments and question and answer exam.
The IMI accreditation pass mark is based on a 75% pass result on the practical assessment and an 80% pass mark for the theory exam. The practical assessment is achieved by the candidate being assessed on a number of criteria covered in the course module over the period of the course, with each criteria having a points rating based on an overall 100 points scoring system. The theory pass mark is established from the results of the course module questionnaire which consists of multi choice questions based on a 100 point scoring system. The time allocated for the completion of the questionnaire is half an hour.
Consumers will have confidence knowing that the skills and knowledge of the technician have been assessed against the Smart Express agreed training standard. The standards are regularly reviewed to ensure that the technician is assessed against current Smart Express repair methods and technologies.
IMI accreditation can be used by the individuals and employers as a recognised development path to allow technicians to further their skills and knowledge in which they operate.
Windscreen Repair (1 day)
Module No: 04-HC
£429.00 includes VAT
Repairing a windscreen, rather than replacing one, is cost effective, saves on down time, and prevents further damage from occurring. Bullseyes, star breaks, and combination breaks can all be repaired.
These repairs are far more than cosmetic; as well as keeping the vehicle in an 'as new condition' we show you how to carry out repairs to meet BS 242 and be acceptable for the MOT test.
All laminated windscreens, clear or tinted, heated or unheated, can be repaired in cars, coaches, and commercial vehicles. Windscreens are repaired in-situ: so there are none of the problems such as water leaks that are often associated with windscreen replacement. Plus, of course, repairs are the preferred choice of the major insurance companies.
The IMI Accredited Learning Programmes are recognised by the IMI, who are the professional body and Sector Skills Council for the retail Motor Industry.
The course content and structures are constantly reviewed to ensure they remain current and support the Smart Express training.
To achieve IMI recognition the individual must pass a series of practical assessments and question and answer exam.
The IMI accreditation pass mark is based on a 75% pass result on the practical assessment and an 80% pass mark for the theory exam. The practical assessment is achieved by the candidate being assessed on a number of criteria covered in the course module over the period of the course, with each criteria having a points rating based on an overall 100 points scoring system. The theory pass mark is established from the results of the course module questionnaire which consists of multi choice questions based on a 100 point scoring system. The time allocated for the completion of the questionnaire is half an hour.
Consumers will have confidence knowing that the skills and knowledge of the technician have been assessed against the Smart Express agreed training standard. The standards are regularly reviewed to ensure that the technician is assessed against current Smart Express repair methods and technologies.
IMI accreditation can be used by the individuals and employers as a recognised development path to allow technicians to further their skills and knowledge in which they operate.
Interior Repair Course - Leather, Vinyl, Velour
Module No: 06-HC (2 days)
£789.00 includes VAT and IMI Registration
How to ID type of substrate vinyl, leather, or velour. Colour ID of substrate. Type of product to repair substrate (repair compound, crack filler, vinyl mesh, fibres).
Preparation - correct cleaning sanding and filling techniques. Priming, colour, and drying techniques. Surface conditioning.
**This course does not cover cloth repairs**
The IMI Accredited Learning Programmes are recognised by the IMI, who are the professional body and Sector Skills Council for the retail Motor Industry.
The course content and structures are constantly reviewed to ensure they remain current and support the Smart Express training.
To achieve IMI recognition the individual must pass a series of practical assessments and question and answer exam.
The IMI accreditation pass mark is based on a 75% pass result on the practical assessment and an 80% pass mark for the theory exam. The practical assessment is achieved by the candidate being assessed on a number of criteria covered in the course module over the period of the course, with each criteria having a points rating based on an overall 100 points scoring system. The theory pass mark is established from the results of the course module questionnaire which consists of multi choice questions based on a 100 point scoring system. The time allocated for the completion of the questionnaire is half an hour.
Consumers will have confidence knowing that the skills and knowledge of the technician have been assessed against the Smart Express agreed training standard. The standards are regularly reviewed to ensure that the technician is assessed against current Smart Express repair methods and technologies.
IMI accreditation can be used by the individuals and employers as a recognised development path to allow technicians to further their skills and knowledge in which they operate.
Scuff and Scratch Repair Course
Module No: 07-HC (5 days)
£1,869.00 includes VAT and IMI Registration
How to read and ID colour codes on vehicles. How to formulate and mix the required colour. How to prepare the panel substrate for primer application. Correct spray gun & settings. How to mix, apply, and cure the primer. Primer preparation prior to colour application. Colour application and curing. Clear coat application and curing. Flatting and polishing.
NOTE: Once the above has been achieved, the panel is damaged to replicate a smart repair.
Access area to be repaired for a smart repair. Position and size. Repair damaged area using the correct repair compound ensuring damage is kept to a minimum size. Spray gun settings. How to set up the spraygun for smart repair application. Preparation and prime to smart repair method. Preparation of primer and blend area to smart repair method. Basecoat and clear application, fade out techniques and curing. Flatting (de-nib) and polishings.
The IMI Accredited Learning Programmes are recognised by the IMI, who are the professional body and Sector Skills Council for the retail Motor Industry.
The course content and structures are constantly reviewed to ensure they remain current and support the Smart Express training.
To achieve IMI recognition the individual must pass a series of practical assessments and question and answer exam.
The IMI accreditation pass mark is based on a 75% pass result on the practical assessment and an 80% pass mark for the theory exam. The practical assessment is achieved by the candidate being assessed on a number of criteria covered in the course module over the period of the course, with each criteria having a points rating based on an overall 100 points scoring system. The theory pass mark is established from the results of the course module questionnaire which consists of multi choice questions based on a 100 point scoring system. The time allocated for the completion of the questionnaire is half an hour.
Consumers will have confidence knowing that the skills and knowledge of the technician have been assessed against the Smart Express agreed training standard. The standards are regularly reviewed to ensure that the technician is assessed against current Smart Express repair methods and technologies.
IMI accreditation can be used by the individuals and employers as a recognised development path to allow technicians to further their skills and knowledge in which they operate.
Paint less Dent Removal including Dent Reduction
Module No: 08-HC (5 days)
£1,869.00 includes VAT and IMI Registration
How to ID where and when a dent can be repaired on the vehicle's outer body surface. Correct tool ID. How to use the tool correctly. How to remove and reduce minor panel dents of different size and shape. High spot removal technique.
How to ID the suitability of repair. Preparation of panel for dent reduction. How to choose correct tab sizes and shape. Correct use of the glue application tool. Correct application of tabs. How to use slide hammer. How to remove the tab from the panel. Removal of high spots.
The IMI Accredited Learning Programmes are recognised by the IMI, who are the professional body and Sector Skills Council for the retail Motor Industry.
The course content and structures are constantly reviewed to ensure they remain current and support the Smart Express training.
To achieve IMI recognition the individual must pass a series of practical assessments and question and answer exam.
The IMI accreditation pass mark is based on a 75% pass result on the practical assessment and an 80% pass mark for the theory exam. The practical assessment is achieved by the candidate being assessed on a number of criteria covered in the course module over the period of the course, with each criteria having a points rating based on an overall 100 points scoring system. The theory pass mark is established from the results of the course module questionnaire which consists of multi choice questions based on a 100 point scoring system. The time allocated for the completion of the questionnaire is half an hour.
Consumers will have confidence knowing that the skills and knowledge of the technician have been assessed against the Smart Express agreed training standard. The standards are regularly reviewed to ensure that the technician is assessed against current Smart Express repair methods and technologies.
IMI accreditation can be used by the individuals and employers as a recognised development path to allow technicians to further their skills and knowledge in which they operate.
Module No: 02-HC (5 days)
£1,869.00 includes VAT and IMI Registration
Course covers all standard silver colours applied to manufacturer finish with the last 2 days covering special effect colours and application methods i.e. high gloss silvers, anthracites etc.
The IMI Accredited Learning Programmes are recognised by the IMI, who are the professional body and Sector Skills Council for the retail Motor Industry.
The course content and structures are constantly reviewed to ensure they remain current and support the Smart Express training.
To achieve IMI recognition the individual must pass a series of practical assessments and question and answer exam.
The IMI accreditation pass mark is based on a 75% pass result on the practical assessment and an 80% pass mark for the theory exam. The practical assessment is achieved by the candidate being assessed on a number of criteria covered in the course module over the period of the course, with each criteria having a points rating based on an overall 100 points scoring system. The theory pass mark is established from the results of the course module questionnaire which consists of multi choice questions based on a 100 point scoring system. The time allocated for the completion of the questionnaire is half an hour.
Consumers will have confidence knowing that the skills and knowledge of the technician have been assessed against the Smart Express agreed training standard. The standards are regularly reviewed to ensure that the technician is assessed against current Smart Express repair methods and technologies.
IMI accreditation can be used by the individuals and employers as a recognised development path to allow technicians to further their skills and knowledge in which they operate.
Headlamp Repair Course. Module No PHLR1 (1 day)
Not Accredited (Can be trained off site)
£360.00 includes VAT
How to identify the suitability of repair. Lens and scratch repair process. Lug/Fixing repair process. Brush on clear process. Spray on clear process.
The IMI Accredited Learning Programmes are recognised by the IMI, who are the professional body and Sector Skills Council for the retail Motor Industry.
The course content and structures are constantly reviewed to ensure they remain current and support the Smart Express training.
To achieve IMI recognition the individual must pass a series of practical assessments and question and answer exam.
The IMI accreditation pass mark is based on a 75% pass result on the practical assessment and an 80% pass mark for the theory exam. The practical assessment is achieved by the candidate being assessed on a number of criteria covered in the course module over the period of the course, with each criteria having a points rating based on an overall 100 points scoring system. The theory pass mark is established from the results of the course module questionnaire which consists of multi choice questions based on a 100 point scoring system. The time allocated for the completion of the questionnaire is half an hour.
Consumers will have confidence knowing that the skills and knowledge of the technician have been assessed against the Smart Express agreed training standard. The standards are regularly reviewed to ensure that the technician is assessed against current Smart Express repair methods and technologies.
IMI accreditation can be used by the individuals and employers as a recognised development path to allow technicians to further their skills and knowledge in which they operate.
Glass Polishing Repair (1 day)
Not Accredited (Can be trained off site)
£360.00 includes VAT
Course covers removing scratches from glass commonly applied by sanding during repair but also accident damage. Working through various grades of abrasive discs and using glass compound and polish to leave a crystal clear finish.
We are delighted to say that (as far as we know!) we are the only provider of a detailing training course with a recognised qualification in the UK. Our detailing related courses are held at our bespoke training centre in Coventry and run by our expert Master Detailers.
Our 'Master Detailer Training’ and ‘Paintwork Polishing and Ceramic Coatings’ courses are recognised & accredited by the IMI. We also offer individual bespoke training days for those who may have already gained qualification from us but would like to hone in their skills to something more specific.
Whether you’re a beginner or on your way to becoming a pro, we’ve got the course for you. One of our most popular courses is the Slim's Master Detailer course a three-day programme that teaches the key aspects of paint care and attention to detail when looking after a show vehicle.
Find out more about the Slim's Detailing Training Academy here.
Course Outline - Master Detailer Training Module No: 03-HC (3 Days)
£1,509.00 includes VAT and IMI registration.
Detailing is the process of thorough cleaning and decontamination of a vehicle followed by paint enhancement with machine polishing, making it ready to receive the wax and finishing dressings that will bring the vehicle to show quality. The focus is on quality of finish and attention to the tiny details, producing a better-than-showroom shine, that other methods are unable to achieve.
The candidate will undergo a 3-day training process that covers every aspect of detailing including (but not limited to): correct wash, clean, and preparation technique, an understanding of paint, machine polishing, protection, interior detailing, and finishing touches.
The candidate will carry out the detail work on the vehicle with constant demonstration, supervision, and appraisal from the trainer. Should the candidate be considering taking up detailing as a profession, discussion of the considerations needed for such a business with respect to costings, best practice and workflow will occur throughout each day of the training.
Although the training is laid out in three modules, the flow during each day will vary as the candidate learns, adapts, and gains confidence.
Click through the drop down below to find out more about each module.
This module covers all aspects of cleaning, decontaminating, and preparing the vehicle for further work. It includes removal of tar, bird lime, brake dust, grease, and other undesirable contaminants. It also includes discussion of product choices (such as the exclusive use of VOC compliant and biodegradable chemicals so as not to damage the vehicle or the environment) and efficiency/best cost practices vital to running a successful detailing business. The day concludes with interior detailing and the practices and products used.
Day one covers:
To get that better-than-showroom shine any car on the road will benefit from paint correction, be it a light enhancement or full-on correction. This module covers the process from start to finish, from understanding how paints and lacquers are applied and assessing and recognising different paint types, right through to machine polishing itself, and how it can remove light scratches, swirls, bird lime, and tree sap marks amongst other imperfections to reveal the true lustre of the paint. Depending on the colour of the paint and density of clear coat the candidate will be shown the correct machine, pad and polish combination together with the correct techniques needed to enhance any car. The candidate will gain vital hands-on experience of both rotary and dual action (DA) machines, and the benefits and limitations of both.
Paint Correction
The car is now clean and decontaminated, inspect the car for any re-spray work, accident damage, smart repairs, dents, major scratches, incorrect panel gaps, or anything that would suggest that the car has had aftermarket repair work to the exterior painted surfaces. Use of 3M automotive masking tape to cover all external exposed plastics and rubbers. Using a paint depth gauge take 2-4 readings per panel to help assess the paint depth and to confirm your visual inspection of any repair work. Using a torch to reveal the swirl marks on the paint work.
Using a polisher with a cutting pad and compound to correct the vehicle, panel by panel. Inspection of work to see correction results until desired level of paint enhancement is achieved.
Moving on to application of polish with polishing pad to vehicle, finishing with inspection of the paint work with a torch to confirm that the swirls are removed.
Rotary Polisher Tuition, paintwork inspection, paint enhancement, polish application, swirl and surface scratch removal.
Wet sanding & orange peel removal - covering 2000, 2500 & 3000 grit papers for scratch removal, referral back to paint correction process to bring paint back to a shine.
Removal of masking tape. Application of panel wipe to remove any remaining residue and dust.
Paint sealant application techniques, problem rectification & buffing.
Wax application techniques & buffing, tyre dressing, glass cleaning.
All participants must take part in a short exam to receive their IMI qualification and certification.
IMI Master Detailer £1,440.00 includes VAT, for the three day course.
An additional cost of £69.00 is charged for the registration and IMI Certificate.
A lunch is included in the cost of each day's training attended.
All students of the Slim's Detailing academy will receive a goodie bag of products and Slim's merch when attending the Master Detailer course, contents subject to change.
Paintwork Polishing and Ceramic Coatings
PAC 3 day Module 1
£1,509.00 includes VAT and IMI registration.
An in-depth course on preparing a car for coatings and applying the coatings. The delegate will learn about paint surface preparation with instruction about different vehicle manufacturers and various paint film. Using a paint depth gauge, areas of the vehicle will be checked to identify repairs and areas of concern.
Once the vehicle has been inspected, the different polishers and polishing systems and the importance of using the right combinations are discussed, and participants consider what can be achieved. Application and usage of the products and benefits of the different pad and compound combinations.
Once all aspects of the polishers and combinations have been discussed the products are put to use and different combinations are used. Removal of topcoat inclusions using final glaze and swirl hologram removal ready for coatings. Inspecting work and using colour check lights as part of the process.
Module 2
Overview of the ceramic coating systems available and choosing the right products for you or your customer's paintwork and making sure the best finish can be attained.
Vehicle panel surface check and summary of course with practical test.
IMI Slim's PAC Course Costings
IMI Polishing & Ceramic Coatings PAC £1,440.00 includes VAT, for the three-day course. An additional cost of £69 is charged for the registration and IMI PAC Certificate.
A lunch is included in the cost of each day's training attended.
Polishing Course (1 day) Not Accredited
£480.00 includes VAT
A great day for the enthusiast detailer looking to explore paint correction and understand how to use a polisher and what can be achieved. Gives the attendee the confidence to use a polisher and shows what can be achieved.
The different polishers and polishing systems are discussed, the importance of using the right combinations and what can be achieved. Application and usage of the products and benefits of the different pad and compound combinations.
A hands-on day getting to use the latest tools and compounds, removing paint imperfections and understanding the painted surface.
Paint Coatings Course (1 day) Not Accredited
£480.00 includes VAT.
Overview of the ceramic coating systems available and choosing the right products to use. Explanation of preparing paintwork for coatings.
How to use on paint and understanding the benefits of coatings and when and where to use them.
Vehicle panel surface check and understanding how to maintain the coating once applied
Slim's Bespoke Training Centre for the Day (1 day) Not Accredited
£1,200.00 includes VAT
Ideal for the car collector or enthusiast looking for a complete one to one day with our trainer and his undivided attention or can be booked by a couple of friends looking to understand detailing better and learn aspects of the process in a relaxed atmosphere of their own making.
A programme is followed starting with welcome refreshments and an induction to the Slim's Academy.
An external wash & decontamination is undertaken with snow foam and aspects of the safe wash process explained.
Decontaminating paintwork, clay bar, and tar and glue remover.
Polishing - Talk through the different polishing machines and different types of vehicle paintwork, take paint depth readings. Using a machine polisher (beginning on a demonstration table before moving onto the vehicle).
Paintwork protection, using carnauba waxes & ceramic coatings.
Overview and questions with a tour around the Slims product centre.
Slim's non-accredited Course Costings
Polishing & Ceramic Coatings £480.00 includes VAT per day per course attended. A lunch is included in the cost of each day's training attended
Bespoke Painter Training (Days TBA)
Non Certificated Training
£POA includes VAT
Working with large independent and corporate clients, sometimes a bespoke course specific to their needs is required to train staff for the workshop roles they have.
Our training staff will work with clients to tailor make a bespoke training course delivering a full and inclusive course to suit their needs. All relevant areas are covered including PPE and working in the surroundings and space providing a comprehensive training programme that can be repeated as new staff are employed.
The courses are set up to ensure staff receive the training they need to do their work safely and efficiently.
The agreed format of the course would be written in a modular format and delivered following the same exacting standards required of any course delivered in our training centre.
These courses can be delivered at our training centre with customer staff attending, or our staff can work at the customer's site with one or more staff as agreed delivering the course.
Course day rates are negotiable but would include travel and accommodation if required for off site training.
IMI Approved MOT Annual Training & Assessment 3 Hours Fully Online
£64.99 + vat
Supported by the IMI and developed to the highest standard, covers all topics required by DVSA to learn and develop tester's MOT testing theory - and to stay an approved tester.
All classes the training syllabus and assessment is open to MOT testers classes 1 & 2 and 4 & 7
VTS Compliance Audits & MOT Tester Quality Assurance Premium VTS Audit (1 day)
£599.00 + vat
Our training partner has teamed up with some of the leading industry experts to deliver this unique audit, annual training, and assessment which has been developed specifically for the MOT scheme to ensure your Vehicle Testing Station is fully compliant, more efficient, and profitable.
IMI MOT Test Centre Management Level 3 Award (2 day)
£499.00 + vat includes IMI registration
Developed in collaboration with the DVSA to give learners the skills needed to manage MOT Vehicle Test Centres. The MOT Test Centre Management qualification is a regulated, lifetime qualification - meaning that it will not expire, and holders will be considered professionally competent for the rest of their lives.
The content of this qualification has been designed to reflect the contents of the National Occupational Standards for MOT Managers.
The course covers:
IMI Accreditation Light Vehicle Inspection Technician IMI Accreditation (2 days)
£899.00 + vat
Intended for technicians whose job role involves the inspection, maintenance, and repair of light vehicles
To become an Inspection Technician you must be a competent vehicle technician - ideally, you will be in full-time employment with at least 4 years' experience to ensure you are familiar with the techniques for vehicle servicing, inspection, and system(s) diagnosis.
The course covers: Engine and emission systems, electrical systems, braking systems, steering, wheels/tyres, and suspension systems
IMI Level 2 Award in MOT Testing Classes 487 (4 days)
£1,300.00 + vat
Recognised by DVSA, developed for individuals who wish to boost their career by qualifying as an MOT Tester.
The course providers that we partner with nationwide deliver the best training available, ensuring that you feel confident when conducting MOT tests and go on to have a long and successful MOT testing career with new found knowledge.
To be eligible to undertake this MOT Tester training, you must:
IMI Electric/Hybrid Vehicle Awareness
Level 1 Award (1/2 day)
£179.00 + vat includes IMI registration
Designed to provide learners with an introduction to the knowledge of safe working practices, the dangers surrounding electric/hybrid vehicles, and the precautions required to avoid potential injury when near electric/hybrid vehicles.
Learners successfully completing this qualification will acquire significant core knowledge of working safely around, but not maintaining, electric/hybrid vehicles.
This course is suitable for anyone who might, in their day-to-day work, come into regular contact with electric/hybrid vehicles. Employers have a responsibility for anyone handling electricity as part of their job role.
IMI Electric/Hybrid Vehicle Awareness
Level 2 Award (1 day)
£399.00 + vat includes IMI registration
The content of this qualification has been designed to give the learners the knowledge and skills required to work safely on Electric/Hybrid vehicles whilst carrying out routine maintenance and repair activities (not voltage components or systems). This may include vehicles that may have or had damage to their high energy/electrical system.
This course is suitable for anyone who might, in their day to day work, come into regular contact with Electric/Hybrid vehicles. As employers you have a responsibility for anyone handling electricity as part of their job role.
IMI Electric/Hybrid Vehicle Awareness
Level 3 Award (2 days)
£699.00 + vat includes IMI registration
Designed to give the learner knowledge and skills required to work safely on Electric/Hybrid vehicles whilst carrying out diagnostic, testing and repair activities. This may include vehicles that may have or had damage to their high energy/electrical system.
As a result, learners successfully completing this qualification will acquire significant core knowledge and skills and the ability to remove and replace Electric/Hybrid vehicle high voltage components.
IMI Electric/Hybrid Vehicle Awareness
Level 4 Award (2 days)
£899.00 + vat includes IMI registration
This qualification contains the knowledge of the dangers surrounding repairs carried out to live high voltage vehicle electrical components and systems. The purpose and aim of this qualification is to provide technicians working on electric/ hybrid vehicles with the required level of skills and knowledge to carry out repairs on live high voltage vehicle electrical components and systems safely.
Developed by the IMI in conjunction with electric vehicle manufacturers, the H&S executive, training providers and the IMI Sector Skills Council. It is the first qualification to address live electric vehicle (high voltage) technology. The qualification is essential to ensure the health and safety of individuals working with live high voltage vehicle electrical components and systems.
This course is suitable for Senior technicians & Master Technicians and Engineers
IMI Electric/Hybrid Vehicle Awareness
Level 2, 3, 4 Award (5 day)
£1,299.00 + vat includes IMI registration
If you are looking to complete your IMI EV training Levels 2, 3, and 4 we can offer you a discounted training package at £1,299, saving you £299!
Our courses are rated excellent by our customers and we offer flexible payment options and dates. The courses can be delivered at our new EV training suite in Milton Keynes or onsite at your premises.
Heavy Vehicle Electric Hybrid Vehicle Training
Level 2 (1 day)
£499.00 + vat
The content of this qualification has been designed to give learners the knowledge and skills required to work safely on heavy electric/hybrid vehicles whilst carrying out operational and repair activities (not voltage components or systems). This may include vehicles that may have or had damage to their high energy electrical system.
It contains one mandatory unit covering knowledge and skills in:
The aim of the course is to equip technicians who may encounter heavy electric/hybrid vehicles within an operational environment to work safely.
This course is suitable for anyone who might, in their day-to-day work, be asked to carry out routine maintenance activities on heavy electric/hybrid vehicles.
IRTEC Bus and Coach Inspection Technician
(2 days)
£499.00 + vat includes IMI registration
IRTEC is a renewable accreditation scheme that assesses the safety and competence of technicians who maintain and repair vehicles in the commercial vehicle, trailer and passenger carrying industries.
In order to achieve an IRTEC licence, a technician must first pass an Under Pinning Knowledge (theory) test consisting of 50 questions at an IMI approved assessment centre. 35 questions will be of a technical content whilst 15 questions will be legislation related. Once you have completed the Under Pinning Knowledge test you have 12 months in which to successfully complete all the practical assessments.
This course is suitable for anyone who works as a passenger carrying vehicle technician.
NDA REACT - Roadside Emergency Action
Concerning Technicians (2 days)
£499.00 + vat
The content of this accreditation has been designed to give the delegate the knowledge and skill required to work safely at the roadside whilst attending a breakdown situation. On passing the course, you will be provided with an industry recognised accreditation and offer peace of mind to employers and customers that the technician is aware of the safe working practices when attending roadside breakdowns.
The course is suitable for anyone who attends breakdown situations on a live motorway, dual carriageways, and trunk roads.
Heavy Vehicle EV Systems Repair & Replacement
Level 3 (2 day)
£799.00 + vat
The content of this qualification has been designed to give learners the knowledge and skills required to work safely on heavy electric/hybrid vehicles whilst carrying out operational and repair activities including replacing components. This may include vehicles that may have or had damage to their high energy/electrical system.
The aim of the course is for technicians who may encounter heavy electric/hybrid vehicles within an operational environment. It also contains the knowledge and skills required to work safely around a vehicle that may have had damage to its high energy/electrical system.
This is a Level 3 vocational qualification which provides individuals with the knowledge, understanding, and practical skills required to work on heavy electric/hybrid vehicles including buses and coaches.
The course contains two mandatory units:
Provides skills and knowledge of:
This course is suitable for anyone who is involved in the diagnosis and repair of electric/hybrid vehicles.
This could include service and repair technicians, diagnostic technicians, and auto electricians.
Understanding Wheel Loss Prevention and Security
(1 day)
£199.00 + vat
Designed to help understand the reasons why wheel loss occurs, the importance of wheel loss prevention, and provides good practice measures to ensure the risks are minimised.
Candidates will obtain a greater understanding of why wheel loss occurs and more importantly how to minimise wheel loss. Good practice advice will help candidates better control wheel loss, reducing the incidents on the roads involving wheel loss.
Less wheel loss incidents for operators will reduce vehicle downtime and save time and money on expensive roadside recoveries as well as protecting other road users.
Helps protect your O Licence by demonstrating that you are keeping your vehicles in a roadworthy condition and are taking wheel security seriously.
Recommended for anybody in the HG or PS industry that has responsibility for maintaining vehicles in a roadworthy condition - from drivers to vehicle technicians.
Recording information and making suitable recommendations.
This course is suitable for anyone who is involved in the diagnosis and repair of electric/hybrid vehicles. This could include service and repair technicians, diagnostic technicians, and auto electricians.
IMI Advanced Driver Assistance System Calibration
IMI Level 2 Award (1 day)
£549.00 + vat includes IMI registration
This course will enable technicians to develop an understanding of the different advanced driver assistance systems that are in use, their advantages and disadvantages, and enable technicians to develop an understanding of why calibration is so important and how it is carried out.
This course is suitable for technicians who, in their daily activities, would need to calibrate ADAS.
After completing the course, vehicle technicians will have the ability to identify and correctly interpret information relating to a specific vehicle and its ADAS features to determine which method of calibration is required.
Automotive Refrigerant Handling
IMI Level 3 Award (1 day)
£325.00 + vat
The 1 day IMI award in "Automotive Refrigerant Handling has been specifically designed to provide the knowledge, training, and qualification necessary to satisfy EU legislation in the mobile air conditioning market.
It is designed for anyone handling refrigerants within the automotive industry including mobile mechanics, garages, body shops, main dealerships, and automotive dismantlers.
On completion of this qualification, technicians will hold a valid certificate (attestation) to legally recover F-gas. This training course is also available on-site.
Automotive Refrigerant Handling
IMI Level 3 Award (2 day)
£499.00 + vat
This qualification offers automotive technicians the opportunity to develop new skills and enhance existing ones. It also incorporates Unit AC1 (K/600/3391) Refrigerant Handling (EC842-2006). This unit is approved by Defra for MAC technicians (working with cars and car derived vans) who handle F-gas.
Upon completion of this course, you will legally be able to recover and handle F-gas and also service, maintain, and repair vehicle air conditioning systems. This training course is also available on-site.