Independent garages body IGA is offering subsidised MOT training to boost skills in the industry.
“Due to the challenging times we are facing as a sector, the IGA feels it is appropriate to provide support to members and help them with the cost of upskilling their staff, as we enter the busy period for MOTs,” said Stuart James, IGA chief executive.
IGA will be offering huge subsidies on MOT training for their members from November including a 40% reduction in the cost of MOT tester training and a 50% reduction in the cost of MOT manager training for a limited period.
In addition to the subsidised training offers, the IGA will continue to provide subsidised EV Level 3 training for members, to help them prepare for the growing number of electric vehicles entering the UK car parc.
James continued, “As a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting its members' success, it is right that the IGA channels surplus funds back to members by offering subsidies, giving members access to the expertise provided by MOT courses at the RMI Academies.”
Courses are available at RMI Academy of Skills sites in Cheltenham, Lincoln, Southam, Runcorn and Winchester.

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