The purpose of international training is to bridge the gap between different cultures and educational systems, and to enhance the participants' cross-cultural communication skills, adaptability, and global mindset. International training is particularly relevant for multinational corporations, international organizations, government agencies, and non-profit organizations that operate across borders and need to deal with diverse stakeholders, such as customers, suppliers, partners, and employees, from different cultural backgrounds.
As experts in vehicle repair methods, Thatcham Research’s Automotive Academy is uniquely positioned to provide training and accreditation for both apprentices at the start of their career and for technicians looking to update or reaffirm their skill.
Delegates attending Thatcham Research’s Automotive Academy benefit from access to the very latest equipment, technology and repair techniques. As well as underpinning industry standards such as BS10125, our practical and theory-based training courses are at the forefront of automotive research and methods.
The training program will be structured into two distinct groups. Below are the details:
Delegates gain knowledge and awareness of vehicle construction, body types, materials, joining processes, and the technologies that impact the repair of damaged vehicles.
The preparation day provides delegates with the necessary knowledge and awareness of the requirements for the IMI accreditation. The assessment is carried out following the three days of preparation. Included in the preparation are six 15-minute online tests with a required minimum pass rate of 70%.
Preparation and familiarization with the requirements for the following assessment tasks:
