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The IGA has had been made aware by members that logging in to take the MOT annual assessment isn’t a clear process, so we have created a visual guide to show you the steps you need to take. After you have completed and recorded at least three hours of self-study on the topics required by DVSA, you will be ready to take the assessment. 1. To take the assessment, you will need to visit www.automotivett.net, and click the Log In button at the top right of the page. Don’t try to log in through the log in area on the left side of the page - it won’t work. 2. The website will then take you through to the login page, as seen below. Depending on which annual training package you have bought, your lo
Did you know? If a member of your staff wants to become an MOT tester they need a Level 3 qualification beforehand. The RMI Academy of Automotive Skills has new availability for the IMI Accreditation Light Vehicle Inspection level 3 course. So, what is the course? IMI Accreditation Light Vehicle Inspection (formerly ATA) is for technicians whose job role involves the inspection, maintenance and repair of light vehicles. It has been designed for technicians who do not hold a relevant level 3 qualification but want to become an MOT tester. It is the direct replacement for the DVSA's NTTA exam. How can I complete the course? This course is offered as two different packages: Training and Assessm
