The great apprenticeshift It’s National Apprenticeship Week, a great opportunity to remember how fundamental apprenticeships are for the automotive industry.
Automotive apprenticeships slowly recover, but not fast enough to fill the skills gap New IMI analysis shows that the sector does not appear to be capitalising on levy funding for apprenticeships
How automotive can do more to help people with physical or non-visible disabilities If you look at the bottom of nearly every job advertisement in the automotive sector, it’ll likely state that you must have a full, clean driving license. So, if you’re partially sighted like myself, it instantly shuts the door on the industry.
The drive of my life - Joana Fidalgo The day I took on the Nürburgring and the Stelvio Pass When I was a child, road trips were a staple of our family holidays. Every August, I would get in the car with my mum and dad and set off somewhere in Europe. Even back then, I loved that feeling of exploration and adventure.
Battery failure imminent for 50% of vehicles entering main dealer and independent workshops Problem solve with Rontronics battery management solutions Ken Clark, Managing Director, Rotronics Battery Management Solutions
Q&A: Mel Rogers of Sytner Group In this article: MotorPro sits down with Sytner’s director of human resources to discuss training, education and apprenticeships
And the IMI Dinner special guest is... There’s still time to book your place at the IMI’s Annual Dinner. After two tough years, it will be a great chance to meet up with friends, industry colleagues and some stars of the industry.
The future of technical and academic qualifications In this update, we aim to provide insight on the future of technical and academic qualifications with the latest on T Levels and the transition for Engineering and Manufacturing.
