Vehicle Technician Accredited Assessment (VTAA)

Course overview

This accreditation is aimed at experienced mechanics that have not already achieved a level 3 motor vehicle qualification. This is a lifetime accreditation that recognises the knowledge and skills of the individual technician.
Usually, this accreditation will be completed as a requirement to progress on to the MOT Testers course.

Course Aims

• Knowledge and practical skills assessments consist of steering suspension, wheels and Tyres
• Braking Systems
• Vehicle Electrics, Introduction to air conditioning and Hybrid
• Vehicle Emissions

How long is the course?

2 day module based learning is aimed at technicians who wish to upskill their theory knowledge areas prior to exams.

Progression Route

Recognised by the DVSA successful completion of the VTAA allows for entry on to the Level 2 award in mot testing

Entry Requirements

Before you join this course you must be able to provide evidence for the below:

• A current DBS certificate
• A clean driving license
• 4 years’ experience working full-time as a mechanic

You will be provided with a section to provide this information upon completing the payments section of your booking form.

This form must be completed at least 3 days before the course begins. Failure to do so may result in you not being allowed to attend the training sessions.