Car valeters are responsible for cleaning the inside and outside of motor vehicles to keep them looking in top condition. You could be based inside or outdoors, working in a garage, car showroom or vehicle workshop, or could even be a mobile valeting unit. Either way, the duties and responsibilities are likely to include some, if not all the following: more info…
How to Become a Parts Advisor
Although there are various qualifications which can be obtained for this position, no formal one is required, allowing anyone with an interest and experience in the motor trade to become a Parts Advisor. more info…
On May 25th 2018, the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation comes into force. It promises to have a major impact on working practices for all UK businesses, with the motor trade as much affected as any other industry. So, what is GDPR, and what effect may it have on the motor trade industry? more info…
Whether you’re researching possible careers in the motor trade or simply want to find out who does what at your local dealership before buying your next car, you’ll almost certainly come across the term “dealer principal”. So, what does a dealer principal’s role involve, and what experience and qualifications do you need in order to become one? more info…
Not every profession in the motor trade involves getting oil on your hands. From desk jobs to designers, insurance policy providers and dealership salespeople, there’s a great many roles available. One person that does get down and dirty with the vehicles is the Hybrid and Electric Vehicle Technician. more info…
Whatever your background, interests, abilities, or qualifications, the motor trade offers a wide range of job options with plenty of opportunities to advance your career and add to your existing skills. more info…
What is a tyre technician? more info…
The motor trade is vast, populated by people in a wide range of professions. One of the more hands-on roles is the job of the ‘Light Vehicle Service Technician’. more info…
Motorists who buy new and used cars from a dealer may well be offered gap insurance. Once little known, this type of cover is increasing in popularity. What exactly is gap insurance, and do you need it? more info…
There are numerous factors to consider when buying a car, number of seats, fuel and economy type, mileage, colour and the cost of an insurance policy… the list is never ending. One thing you might be forgetting about as you hand over that hard-earnt money is, it might not be your ‘forever car’, and the chances are, you’re going to want to upgrade in a few years. If the value of your car has dropped substantially in the time you own it (known as depreciation) then you might kick yourself, so next time you shop around the motor trade forecourts consider how well the vehicle will hold its value. more info…
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