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Professional body ramps up commitment to addressing the UK’s automotive skills gap with new board member

Responding to the increases in funding for Heavy and Lights Goods Vehicles announced by the Rt Hon Robert Halfon MP, Minister of State (Minister for Skills, Apprentic

The future is electrified, driven by a mix of politics and taxation, but how will it change the vehicle servicing and repair sector?

We’re striving to champion the interests of our members in the dynamic landscape of the UK motor industry. One significant way we achieve this is by actively engaging with the influential Select Committees in the UK Parliament.

International IMI member Adam Eastty looked beyond his home in Boston, Massachusetts in the US to make sure his career continued to accelerate as the automotive sector enters a new, electrified future.

February 22, 2006 is a date etched in my memory: a jam-packed day trip to Molsheim in France, home to supercar manufacturer

The aim of this report is to analyse the numbers undertaking automotive qualifications and those starting automotive apprenticeships in the UK.  

In the ever-evolving landscape of electric vehicles (EVs), the demand for skilled technicians who can safely work on these innovative vehicles is crucial.

Contract with Shandong Polytechnic and Technician College confirmed as professional body opens new office in Shanghai

Automotive is full of opportunities and this rising star in the commercial world is grasping them with both hands.