by Karena Hill | MOT Tester
If you’re already a qualified MOT tester you’ll probably know that, in order to retain your MOT Tester status, you are required to complete at least three hours of training and pass an assessment by the 31st March every year. If you’re a new tester, you do...
by Karena Hill | MOT Tester
If you’ve always wanted to become an MOT tester but haven’t got the necessary paper qualifications, the Vehicle Technician Accredited Assessment (VTAA), also known as Light Vehicle Inspection (LVI), could be just the solution you’re looking for. Having an...
by Karena Hill | MOT Tester
Whether you’re a newly qualified MOT Tester or returning to MOT Testing after the break, booking your DVSA MOT Demonstration Test is a crucial step in your journey to becoming an authorised MOT tester. The process ensures that you can competently assess vehicles...
by Karena Hill | MOT Tester
When it comes to joining the MOT testing world you might be wondering: “Can I be an MOT Tester without being a mechanic?” It’s a fair question and one that’s worth exploring. After all, not everyone with a passion for cars has years of being a mechanic...
by Karena Hill | MOT Tester
How Much Annual Training Does an MOT Tester Need to Do? If you’re a qualified MOT tester, you already know that MOT training is a key part of staying compliant with the DVSA’s standards. But how much annual training do you need to do to maintain your role as an MOT...
by Karena Hill | MOT Tester
Annual MOT Tester training – whilst it’s our favourite topic, we appreciate that it’s the part of being an MOT tester that doesn’t exactly spark joy for most, but it’s a must! So here’s our guide to help make it less of a chore and ensure that you ace it with ease! ...
