IMI Accreditation for
Vehicle Damage Assessor (VDA) (full route)
Course Overview
- Course name: IMI Accreditation Vehicle Damage Assessor (VDA) (full route)
- Description: Assessment of skills and knowledge to certify a Vehicle Damage Assessor
- Duration: 4 days: Days 1-2 delivered remotely online, days 3-4 delivered in Milton Keynes
- Location: RWC Milton Keynes
- Who is this qualification for? Individuals who require the IMI accreditation for vehicle damage assessment
- Entry requirements: Delegates should be working in the accident repair sector of the industry and have at least three years experience
- Qualification gained: Recognised IMI Accreditation Certificate and Identity Card valid for 3 years
Cost: £1,600 + VAT including IMI fees (discounts available for multiple delegate bookings)
VDA full route Course content
This 4 day course is an assessment of existing skill level and knowledge relating to vehicle damage assessment, observing the skills required to meet IMI standards.
Days 1 and 2 are delivered remotely online, and days 3 and 4 are in person at our centre in Milton Keynes.
The following AOM modules will be covered, which include theory assessment.
- Physical Vehicle – Establishing Vehicle Damage Circumstances (AOM 050)
- Physical Vehicle – Establish and Record Vehicle Data (AOM 051)
- Physical Vehicle – Appraising the Damage, Establishing a safe and Appropriate Repair Specification (AOM 052)
- Image Review – Establishing Vehicle Damage Circumstances (AOM 053)
- Image Review – Establishing a Safe and Appropriate Repair Specification (AOM-054)
- VDA Theory Assessment (AOM 080)
What will this course provide?
- Recognised IMI Accreditation Certificate and Identity Card valid for 3 years
- Listing on the Institute of the Motor Industry Professional Register
- Proof of competence to the highest industry standard
- Increase in confidence and self worth
- Exposure to new skills and techniques
Who is this course for?
Aimed at existing Vehicle Damage Assessors who are working in the accident repair sector of the industry. Delegates must have relevant experience to ensure they are familiar with the skills and knowledge required to assess damaged vehicles for repair.