Holy Sith, Star Wars Day is upon us again! As well as Star Wars references, May the 4th brings a new MOT training year, and a chance to reflect and prepare for the battle that lies ahead. As restrictions are lifted, newly empowered Stormtroopers from The Empire are marching towards test centres faster than an Ewok on a runaway speeder bike… will you be ready? Continue reading “May the 4th be with you, MOT Testers”
Category: Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is the continued learning by a professional within their field of expertise. Testers are professionals in their field just as doctors, accountants and lawyers are professionals within theirs. As a result testers who take CPD will remain up to date with current thinking and developments.
CPD modules will contain more varied elements of MOT Testing. Testers are better equipped to cope with the changes in the MOT world if they complete Continuing Professional Development .
Because of this MOT Juice takes Continuing Professional Development seriously and produces training modules throughout the year. MOT Juice delivers 12 monthly 15-minute modules. These modules cover subjects like the Matters of Testing Blog, Special Notices and elements such as electric vehicles.
System Update – New Training Courses Library
It’s almost the end of yet another DVSA Training and Assessment year – except this time it’s unlike any we’ve had before (for a lot of testers).
April 30th marks the end of the 5th year of training and assessments, which also means that for the majority of testers, they’ll need to be able to evidence not only that they’ve been completing 3 hours of DVSA curriculum training each year, but also 16 hours since April 1st 2016.
Continue reading “System Update – New Training Courses Library”
The ultimate guide to hybrid testing
The Ultimate Guide to Hybrid Testing
Hybrid testing and MOT testing of electric or alternative fuelled vehicles is perfectly simple when you know what to look for. In this article we are taking a look at the things you need to be aware of when testing alternative fuel vehicles.