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Kim Mott

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  • Declining automotive qualifications and apprenticeships are real threat to UK road safety | FE News

    1 week ago | fenews.co.uk | Kim Mott

    The latest Automotive Education Report from the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI), highlights a complex landscape for the sector’s future skills pipeline.

  • IMI Unveils its Commitment to the UK Automotive Sector | FE News

    1 month ago | fenews.co.uk | Kim Mott

    New IMI manifesto sets out roadmap to support automotive professionals and solve the UK automotive skills crisisUnderlining its commitment to tackling the UK’s automotive skills crisis, the Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has launched its new manifesto, ‘Driving the Future of Automotive Professionals’.

  • Sector-wide education is key to ensuring the Building Safety Act is adhered to | FE News

    2 months ago | fenews.co.uk | Kim Mott |Justine Hoadley

    Synergie Training launches Building Safety Act courses to guide and protect businesses in the built environment industryIt has been a year since the Building Safety Act 2022 took effect, but many in the built environment sector still mistakenly believe the Act and the changes made to Regulations under it only apply to high-rise buildings, according to a leading IT, construction and infrastructure training company, Synergie Training.

  • IMI Response to Government’s new Apprenticeship Reforms and Skills Strategy  | FE News

    Feb 13, 2025 | fenews.co.uk | Kim Mott

    Professional body concerned by lack of focus on automotive sector’s specific skills needs where precision and safety are paramount The Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) cautiously welcomes the government’s announcement on apprenticeship reforms as a step in the right direction. However, it urges that short-term flexibility does not come at the expense of high-quality training and future-proof skills development.

  • 2024 IMI Skills Competition winners announced | FE News

    Dec 5, 2024 | fenews.co.uk | Kim Mott

    New emerging talent showcases the opportunities the automotive sector has to offerThe Institute of the Motor Industry (IMI) has announced the winners of its 2024 IMI Skills Competitions. With more than 700 nominations, it is the largest competition ever with representation from across the UK and across many diverse groups. 2024 marks the first year that two women became medallists, both in Refinishing, with a woman winning that category for the first time.

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