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The IMI announces the launch of HUBcap - an online resource and community for Careers Practitioners which focuses on careers in the motor industry.

A 50 per cent increase in the number of licensed articulated goods vehicles exceeding 40 tonnes over the past ten years* clearly demonstrates the demand for more highly skilled and industry accredited heavy vehicle technicians.

McLaren Group has shown its support for the UK’s top young automotive technicians by inviting the winners of the 2012 Skillauto competition to visit the McLaren Technology Centre in Surrey

When it comes to renewing Automotive Technician Accreditation (ATA) status after three years, the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has introduced a series of update units for individuals, as an alternative to doing a full assessment.

Young people, teachers and careers advisors will get a rare taste of what it’s like to work in one of the UK’s largest and most diverse sectors this month, as automotive retailers across the country open their doors to showcase the job opportunities available.

IMI launches unique accreditation for radio installers and technicians In readiness for the Government’s digital radio switchover, a new benchmark standard for automotive technicians is being launched today by the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI), the professional association for individuals working in the retail automotive sector

The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has announced the opening of registrations for this year’s Headlight competition, sponsored by Jaguar Land Rover.

The BMW Group Academy UK near Reading hosted a visit by students and teachers as part of the Discover Automotive Retail initiative.

The UK’s best young automotive talent in the fields of Autobody, Autopaint and Autotech competed for gold at the final of the SkillAuto competition which took place at the Skills Show held at the NEC Birmingham from 15th – 17th November.

The IMI welcomes and supports the Richard Review of Apprenticeships published on 27 November 2012.

The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) and Bodyshop Consulting have announced a partnership to provide an affordable one day training course aimed specifically at helping Bodyshops succeed in difficult economic times.

In the Governments Autumn Statement this week, it was announced that the UKCES Employer Ownership of Skills funding increase to £340 million.  In an open letter to sector employers, the IMI offer their assistance to help businesses bid for a share of this funding.