Apprentices across the industry will compete in automotive refinishing, automotive technology, automotive body repair, and for the first time this year heavy vehicle engineering, to qualify for a place at the IMI Skill Auto final held at The Skills Show, Birmingham NEC, in November.
Davie Massie, IMI competition manager, said: “As the standard of competition becomes more intense every year we look forward with anticipation to Skill Auto 2016.
“With the addition of a heavy vehicle competition, this year more than ever will showcase to young people the range of skills and knowledge needed to work across the automotive sector.”![]()
“I encourage anyone who employs or trains talented young people to nominate them for the competition,” Davie added.
“Whether they win a medal or not, participating will provide them with valuable experience and increased self-confidence.”
Registrations for IMI Skill Auto will close on April 7 at 5.00pm, click ‘more details’ to register now.