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GDPR Course for MOT Testers

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Understand your responsibilities when handling customer data. Reduce risk, protect your business, and stay compliant with DVSA and data protection requirements.

£25.00
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Industry alignment
This qualification aligns with UK GDPR requirements and supports DVSA expectations regarding the secure handling of customer and vehicle data within MOT testing operations.
Age range
16+
Minutiae

Course Code: MITA-GDPRMT-001
TQT: Total Qualification Time - Estimated learner hours needed to achieve required qualification level through learning and demonstrating attainment. 1 Hour
GLH: Guided Learning Hours - Refers to guided education or training time, including teaching, instruction, and assessment, supervised by tutors or instructors. 1 Hour
Level: Non-Regulated
Qualifications        GDPR Course for MOT Testers

GDPR Course for MOT Testers

Understand your responsibilities when handling customer data. Reduce risk, protect your business, and stay compliant with DVSA and data protection requirements.
Available
MOT Testers
1 Hour
25.00
About this course

This course is designed to give MOT testers a clear and practical understanding of how to handle customer data correctly within their role.

Poor data handling creates real risk - from DVSA security breaches to potential action from the ICO, as well as reputational damage to your business.

This is not a generic or overly academic GDPR course. It is written specifically for MOT testers, focusing only on what matters in a real working environment.

All MITA courses are developed by professionals who have done the job - or are still doing it. This course cuts through unnecessary detail and explains what you need to do, in simple terms, to stay compliant and avoid problems.

What will you learn
  • What GDPR means in the context of MOT testing
  • How to handle customer data correctly
  • Common mistakes and how to avoid them
  • DVSA expectations around data security
  • How poor data handling can create risk for you and your business
  • Simple steps to stay compliant in day-to-day work
Course duration

This course takes approximately 1 hour to complete and is delivered through short, structured modules. Knowledge checks are built into the course, allowing you to demonstrate understanding as you progress.

Delivery

This qualification is delivered digitally via MITA systems and is structured into short, modular learning units. Learners can complete the training at their own pace, with knowledge checks embedded throughout to reinforce understanding and confirm competence.

The digital format ensures accessibility and flexibility, allowing individuals and organisations to complete training efficiently while maintaining consistent standards.

Assessment

Method: Integrated knowledge checks and short Multiple-Choice Assessments
Grading: Pass/Fail

Who is this course designed for?
  • MOT Testers handling customer and vehicle data
  • Garage staff involved in MOT testing processes
  • Businesses looking to reduce compliance risk
  • Teams needing evidence of staff training in data handling

Entry requirements
There are no formal entry requirements. This course is suitable for anyone involved in MOT testing or handling customer data within a garage environment.

Progression routes

Successful completion of this qualification provides evidence of data protection and GDPR awareness within an MOT environment. It supports ongoing compliance, reduces operational risk, and may form part of wider staff training and development programmes within automotive businesses.

Last updated: 15 April 2026 at 15:49
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Categories Management MOT Non-Regulated Qualifications
Topics CPD Data Protection GDPR

Level 1 Award in MOT Site Management

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Take control of day-to-day MOT testing operations. Develop the knowledge and competence required to manage testing activity and maintain compliance at your Vehicle Testing Station (VTS).

£195.00
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Course Specification

Industry alignment
This qualification aligns with DVSA expectations for effective oversight of MOT testing operations and supports best practice in site-level compliance and management.
Age range
18+
Minutiae

Course Code: MITA-MTSM-001
TQT: Total Qualification Time - Estimated learner hours needed to achieve required qualification level through learning and demonstrating attainment. 12 Hours
GLH: Guided Learning Hours - Refers to guided education or training time, including teaching, instruction, and assessment, supervised by tutors or instructors. 11 Hours
Level: Level 1
Qualifications        Level 1 Award in MOT Site Management

Level 1 Award in MOT Site Management

Take control of day-to-day MOT testing operations. Develop the knowledge and competence required to manage testing activity and maintain compliance at your Vehicle Testing Station (VTS).
Available
Site Managers
12 Hours
195.00
About this course

This course is designed for individuals responsible for managing the day-to-day operation of MOT testing within a Vehicle Testing Station (VTS), a role that is assigned to every VTS and called the MOT Site Manager (SM).

Every Authorised Examiner must appoint a suitable person (SM) to oversee testing activities at each site. This is not a role that can be assigned lightly — the individual must be able to demonstrate competence, understanding, and control over testing operations.

The MOT Site Manager is typically the first point of contact for DVSA Vehicle Examiners and is expected to have clear oversight of how testing is conducted, how standards are maintained, and how compliance is managed.

Many test stations are exposed because this role is either not clearly defined or not properly supported. When issues arise, DVSA will look directly at who is responsible for site-level control.

This qualification sits below the Level 3 MOT Manager (AEDM) qualification and is focused specifically on operational control at site level, rather than business ownership or multi-site management.

All MITA courses are developed by professionals who have done the job — or are still doing it. The content is written to reflect real-world testing environments, cutting through theory and focusing on what actually needs to happen to stay compliant.

The course can be completed digitally at your own pace or delivered in a classroom environment with a MITA-approved regional training provider.

What will you learn
  • Responsibilities of the MOT Site Manager role
  • What DVSA expects during inspections and site visits
  • How to oversee day-to-day MOT testing activity
  • Managing testers, standards, and test quality
  • Identifying and addressing non-compliance risks
  • How to maintain control of testing processes and outcomes
Course duration

This course takes approximately 12 hours to complete and is delivered through structured, modular learning.

The course includes 11 hours of guided learning, supported by three short multiple-choice assessments completed throughout the training journey. This approach allows knowledge to be assessed as you progress, reinforcing learning and ensuring understanding at each stage.

Additional time may be available where reasonable adjustments are required.

Delivery

This qualification can be completed online or through a MITA-approved training provider. Training is flexible either at your own pace or in a classroom with modular learning and embedded assessments throughout to reinforce understanding and reflect real-world MOT testing.

Assessment

Method: Online Multiple-Choice Assessments (integrated throughout training)
Grading: Pass/Fail

Who is this course designed for?
  • MOT Testers stepping into supervisory roles
  • MOT Site Managers responsible for daily testing activity
  • Garage staff overseeing MOT testers and test quality
  • Businesses looking to strengthen site-level control and compliance

Entry requirements
There are no formal entry requirements. However, this course is most suitable for qualified MOT Testers or individuals involved in supervising MOT testing activities.

Progression routes

Successful completion of this qualification supports progression into MOT site management and supervisory roles, providing a strong foundation for those who may later progress to the Level 3 MOT Test Centre Management (AEDM) qualification. It also supports businesses in strengthening site-level compliance by ensuring a competent individual is responsible for overseeing testing operations.

Last updated: 15 April 2026 at 16:29
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Categories Management MOT Non-Regulated Qualifications
Topics MOT Site Management

MOT Quality Control (QC) Checker Training & Exam

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Develop the knowledge and skills needed to carry out effective MOT quality control checks and support compliance within your testing operation.

£95.00
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Course Specification

Industry alignment
This qualification aligns with DVSA expectations for maintaining standards within MOT testing operations and supports best practice in quality assurance and compliance.
Age range
18+
Minutiae

Course Code: MITA-MTQCC-001
TQT: Total Qualification Time - Estimated learner hours needed to achieve required qualification level through learning and demonstrating attainment. 4 Hours
GLH: Guided Learning Hours - Refers to guided education or training time, including teaching, instruction, and assessment, supervised by tutors or instructors. 4 Hours
Level: Non-Regulated
Qualifications        MOT Quality Control (QC) Checker Training & Exam

MOT Quality Control (QC) Checker Training & Exam

Develop the knowledge and skills needed to carry out effective MOT quality control checks and support compliance within your testing operation.
Available
MOT Testers
4 Hours
95.00
About this course

This course and assessment package is designed to develop the skills required to carry out effective quality control checks within an MOT testing environment.

While not currently a mandatory role, quality control is a key focus for DVSA Vehicle Examiners during site visits and inspections. Having a trained individual responsible for quality checks helps ensure standards are maintained and risks are identified early.

All MITA courses and assessments are developed by professionals who have done the job - or are still doing it. That means the content reflects real-world testing operations, written in a way that makes sense to those working within MOT stations.

The training can be completed digitally at your own pace or delivered in a classroom environment with a MITA-approved regional training provider.

What will you learn
  • The purpose and importance of MOT quality control checks
  • What DVSA expects to see during inspections and site visits
  • How to carry out effective quality control checks
  • Common testing errors and how to identify them
  • How to record, report, and act on findings
  • How quality control supports compliance and reduces risk
Course duration

This qualification is delivered through modular training, with short assessments at the end of each module to confirm understanding as you progress. Rather than a single end-point exam, results from these staged assessments contribute to your overall outcome.

The full course typically takes around 4 hours to complete, with training and assessment integrated throughout.

Delivery

This qualification can be completed online or through a MITA-approved training provider. Training is flexible—either at your own pace or in a classroom—while all assessments are carried out under controlled conditions, including e-proctoring and/or classroom invigilation where required.

Assessment

Method: Online multiple-choice examination, delivered via e-proctoring or classroom invigilation
Grading: Pass/Fail

Who is this course designed for?
  • MOT Testers carrying out quality control checks
  • Supervisors or managers responsible for MOT compliance
  • Technicians supporting internal quality systems
  • Businesses looking to strengthen their MOT compliance processes

Entry requirements
There are no formal entry requirements. However, this course is most suitable for individuals involved in MOT testing or those responsible for maintaining quality and compliance within a Vehicle Testing Station (VTS). DVSA guidance suggests that quality control checks should typically be carried out by testers qualified in the same class of vehicle being assessed.

Progression routes

Successful completion of this qualification supports learners in carrying out internal quality control checks and strengthening compliance within their MOT testing operation. It also supports progression into supervisory or managerial roles where responsibility for quality assurance and regulatory compliance is required.

Last updated: 15 April 2026 at 16:22
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Categories Management MOT Non-Regulated Qualifications
Topics QC Quality Control

AEDM Annual Training

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Stay up to date with MOT regulations, compliance requirements, and your responsibilities as an Authorised Examiner or AEDM.

£95.00
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Course Specification

Industry alignment
This qualification aligns with DVSA expectations that Authorised Examiners and AEDMs remain up to date with changes to the MOT scheme and maintain effective oversight of compliance within testing operations.
Age range
18+
Minutiae

Course Code: MITA-AEDMAT-001
TQT: Total Qualification Time - Estimated learner hours needed to achieve required qualification level through learning and demonstrating attainment. 3 Hours
GLH: Guided Learning Hours - Refers to guided education or training time, including teaching, instruction, and assessment, supervised by tutors or instructors. 3 Hours
Level: Non-Regulated
Qualifications        AEDM Annual Training

AEDM Annual Training

Stay up to date with MOT regulations, compliance requirements, and your responsibilities as an Authorised Examiner or AEDM.
Available
AEDM's
3 Hours
95.00
About this course

This course is designed to help Authorised Examiners, AEDMs, and senior managers stay up to date with current MOT regulations, compliance requirements, and changes to the MOT scheme.

Over time, knowledge can drift — particularly for those focused on running busy operations rather than day-to-day testing activity. This creates risk within the MOT scheme and can lead to compliance failures if not addressed.

This course is written by current MOT managers and business owners, cutting through the noise and focusing on what actually needs to be done to stay compliant in a real working environment.

DVSA guidance makes it clear that those responsible for MOT operations must “keep up to date with changes and ensure staff understand what is relevant to their roles.” This course is designed to help you meet that expectation.

All MITA training is delivered in a clear, practical format, helping you stay in control of your systems, your staff, and your compliance position.

What will you learn
  • Changes to the MOT scheme and what they mean in practice
  • What DVSA enforcement teams are currently focusing on
  • Responsibilities of an AE and AEDM
  • How to maintain effective compliance systems
  • Quality control, audits, and risk management
  • Common areas of non-compliance and how to avoid them
Course duration

This training takes approximately 3 hours to complete and is delivered as four 45-minute modules, but if you chose digital version you can dive in and out as time allows.

The course is primarily digital and includes video content and audible narration, allowing you to complete training in a way that suits your schedule — including listening while travelling.

Delivery

This qualification can be completed online or through a MITA-approved training provider. Training is flexible - delivered through digital modules, including video content and guided narration, or in a classroom setting, either at your own pace or in structured sessions. Built-in micro-quizzes and defined learning outcomes provide clear evidence of training completion, helping businesses demonstrate compliance with DVSA requirements.

Who is this course designed for?
  • Authorised Examiner Designated Managers (AEDMs)
  • Authorised Examiners (AEs)
  • Authorised Examiner Principals (AEPs)
  • Senior managers responsible for MOT testing operations

Entry requirements
There are no formal entry requirements. However, this course is intended for individuals responsible for managing or overseeing MOT testing operations.

Progression routes

Successful completion of this training supports ongoing professional development and demonstrates continued competence in managing MOT testing operations. It also supports individuals in maintaining compliance, reducing the risk of enforcement action, and protecting the ongoing authorisation and operation of a Vehicle Testing Station.

Last updated: 15 April 2026 at 15:43
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Categories Management MOT Non-Regulated Qualifications
Topics AEDM Authorised Examiner Designated Manager CPD

Level 3 Award in MOT Test Centre Management

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Qualify to become an Authorised Examiner Designated Manager (AEDM). Learn how to operate and manage an MOT testing business in line with DVSA requirements.

£595.00
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Course Specification

Industry alignment
This qualification aligns with DVSA requirements for Authorised Examiners and AEDMs and supports the effective management of MOT testing operations in line with current regulatory expectations.
Age range
18+
Minutiae

Course Code: MITA-MTCM3-001
Ofqual Code: TBC
TQT: Total Qualification Time - Estimated learner hours needed to achieve required qualification level through learning and demonstrating attainment. 24 Hours
GLH: Guided Learning Hours - Refers to guided education or training time, including teaching, instruction, and assessment, supervised by tutors or instructors. 16 Hours
Level: Level 3
Qualifications        Level 3 Award in MOT Test Centre Management

Level 3 Award in MOT Test Centre Management

Qualify to become an Authorised Examiner Designated Manager (AEDM). Learn how to operate and manage an MOT testing business in line with DVSA requirements.
Available
AE/AEDM
24 Hours
595.00
About this course

This Level 3 course is designed for individuals and businesses that wish to become Authorised Examiners. It is typically associated with the role of an AEDM.

It provides the knowledge and understanding required to operate and manage an MOT testing station.

All MITA courses and assessments are developed by professionals who have done the job — or are still doing it. That means the content reflects real-world operations, written in a way that makes sense to people running or managing MOT businesses.

This is a classroom-based course delivered through MITA-approved regional training providers, combining structured learning with a formal assessment.

This regulated Level 3 qualification is designed for individuals responsible for managing or operating an MOT testing service, including those seeking to become an Authorised Examiner (AE) or Authorised Examiner Designated Manager (AEDM). It provides the knowledge and understanding required to operate and manage an MOT testing business in line with DVSA requirements.

The qualification focuses on the regulatory, operational, and compliance aspects of running a Vehicle Testing Station (VTS), including the responsibilities of the AE and AEDM roles. Learners will develop an understanding of how to manage testers, maintain standards, and ensure that all MOT activities are conducted in accordance with DVSA expectations and legal requirements.

Delivered through MITA-approved centres, the qualification combines structured classroom-based learning with assessment. The content is developed by experienced industry professionals and reflects real-world MOT operations, supporting learners in developing the competence required to manage a compliant and effective testing operation.

What will you learn
  • Responsibilities of an Authorised Examiner and AEDM
  • How to operate an MOT testing service in line with DVSA requirements
  • Managing testers, standards, and compliance
  • Record keeping, quality control, and audit expectations
  • Common risks, errors, and enforcement issues
  • How to maintain a compliant and well-run MOT operation
Course duration

This course is delivered over 2 days, totalling approximately 16 hours of guided learning, followed by a 1-hour assessment.

Additional time may be available for the assessment where reasonable adjustments are required.

Delivery

This qualification is delivered via MITA-approved centres through structured classroom-based training. Centres are selected based on their expertise and ability to deliver high-quality training aligned with DVSA requirements and industry best practice.

Delivery focuses on practical application within real-world MOT business environments, ensuring learners are equipped to manage operations effectively. All delivery is subject to MITA’s quality assurance processes to ensure consistency, compliance, and high standards across all approved centres.

Assessment

Method: Online Multiple-Choice E-Proctored / Invigilated Examination
Grading: Pass/Fail

Who is this course designed for?
  • Individuals applying to become an AE or AEDM
  • Garage owners starting an MOT testing business
  • Managers responsible for MOT operations within dealer groups or fast-fit networks
  • AEPs and senior managers overseeing MOT testing compliance

Entry requirements
There are no formal entry requirements for this course. However, it is intended for individuals who are responsible for managing or planning to operate an MOT testing business.

Progression routes

Successful completion of this qualification supports learners in progressing to the role of Authorised Examiner Designated Manager (AEDM), subject to DVSA approval. It also supports progression into senior management roles within MOT testing operations and provides the foundation for managing a compliant Vehicle Testing Station.

Last updated: 15 April 2026 at 15:33
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Categories Management MOT Regulated Qualifications
Topics Level 3 MOT Manager MOT Test Centre Management