Vehicle Technician Accredited Assessment (VTAA) (Short courses and Adult Learning)
- Pibwrlwyd Campus
The Vehicle Technician Accredited Assessment (VTAA) recognises the equivalent of Level 3 knowledge and skills for technicians who do not hold a formal qualification. The accreditation enables motor vehicle technicians who have worked in their roles for four or more years to prove their capabilities at Level 3.
Course details
- Face-to-Face
£500 (ReAct+ Funding Available)
Programme Description
This course is an alternative to the IMI Light Vehicle Inspection Technician and is for technicians who are involved in the inspection, maintenance and repair of light vehicles. After completion of the course, learners will be able to calibrate emission test equipment before testing a vehicle, accurately inspect a vehicle, diagnose faults and correct repair requirements. Learners will gain knowledge of the appropriate wiring diagram required for the electrical systems of the vehicle being tested and have the skills to apply it.
This is a certificated course recognised by DVSA as a pre-entry accreditation to become an MOT tester.
The VTAA course is for individuals that are skilled in the motor trade but have no formal qualifications. This course is to help technicians without a Level 3 qualification to become qualified and proceed onto the MOT testers course.
Upon successful completion of this course, learners can progress onto the MOT Tester course.
ReAct+ Funding
If you’ve been made unemployed or redundant in the last 12 months, ReAct+ could provide the support you need to get back into work quickly. With funding for skills training, personal development, and help with costs like childcare and travel, ReAct+ offers a range of resources to help you overcome barriers and find new opportunities.