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There are three types of fun. Type one is thoroughly enjoyable in the moment. Type two might feel sketchy at the time, but it’s fun in retrospect. And then there’s type three – the kind of fun that’s not fun at all, even years later.

Automotive is seeing unprecedented changes as it gears up for a new future.

As I was approaching mid-point in my apprenticeship and looking for my next career move beyond being a supervisor of a retail MT workshop I was fortunate enough to have a customer who was a full member of the IMI and discussed how they could assist me in gaining recognition beyond my apprenticeship,...

Advertorial: A family run vehicle dealership, operating eight sites, narrowly avoided the closure of their 100-year-old business recently due to a rogue MOT tester They were first alerted to the seriousness of the situation when they received a disciplinary action letter from the DVSA,

Exam result season has started. Students in Scotland were handed their certificates this week and will be trying to decide what their next step is. And over the next two weeks students across England, Wales and Northern Ireland will be doing the same.

In this article: The motor industry offers huge diversity of career options, Julia Muir, gives her six points to consider when looking at starting out

Advertorial: As fuel prices continue to rise and the cost-of-living crisis takes full effect, drivers will be looking for measures to reduce outgoings and make their vehicles run as efficiently as possible. Saving fuel was and continues to be an important aspect of driving - not only in

Electric vehicle sales are on the up and a recent report by Volkswagen Services UK highlights the growing appetite for EVs, whether it’s passenger or light commercial vehicles.

Automotive offers career opportunities for people of all ages, abilities, race, ethnicity, gender or sexual orientation, yet we are still struggling to bring in the talent we so desperately need.