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The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has announced plans for a major consumer marketing campaign to promote awareness of its Professional Register to motorists.

The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has added a new automotive specific jobs website “IMI Jobs” to its suite of career resources.

Eighteen SkillAuto competitors are gearing up to take part in the contest’s final which takes place at the Skills Show at the NEC Birmingham from 14th – 16th November.

The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has announced that broadcaster Suzi Perry will be the face of the forthcoming consumer marketing campaign aimed at promoting its Professional Register to motorists.

An independent study by the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has revealed that significant performance increases have been achieved by businesses that have adopted the IRTE irtec inspection accreditation. Areas covered by the study included MOT first time pass rates, productivity and financial benefits and meeting customer needs such as OCRS, as well as technician confidence, competence and professional recognition.

The IMI has announced the first achievers in both England and Scotland of new recognition standards aimed at trainers and assessors in the automotive industry.

Motor industry professional body embarks on ‘trade mission’ to create awareness about quality skills training

The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has announced that ATA Fast Fit and Fast Fit Service Technician are the latest IMI accreditation to receive an update and redevelopment in order to reflect the latest developments in vehicle technology.

Steve Nash, Chief Executive of the Institute of the Motor Industry challenges the feasibility of new Government scheme

Chief Executive of the Institute of the Motor Industry welcomes the ambitious target of the new Government – but questions whether it’s achievable

The IMI have launched a suite of eLearning resources to support body repair and paint apprenticeships at five road show events around the UK.

Garages are missing or ignoring basic faults on cars despite charging customers hundreds of pounds for annual services, Warwickshire Trading Standards has claimed.