MOT Annual Training & Continued Professional Development (CPD)

31st March .

The DVSA Annual Training & Assessment year runs from 1st April to 31st March (for example 1st April 2023 to 31st March 2024).

Yes. When you complete an MOT Juice Training module or add a record of previous/external trainingYou can log all your historic training records and training done with other providers in your MOT Juice account., this will be automatically logged onto a training log for you ready to print whenever you need it.

The MOT Juice training logs comply with the DVSA requirements by displaying all of the following information:

  The MOT annual training year (for example April 2023-March 2024);
  The date of the training session(s);
  How long the training session lasted (for example 30 minutes);
  What topic(s) you covered during the session (for example Corrosion Assessment);
  Notes on what you learned;
  How the training was carried out (for example e-learning);
  What vehicle group/classes your training covered (for example classes 4&7);
  Your name and MOT Testing Service user ID.

Yes. All your training records are logged and stored in your own personal MOT Juice account, so whenever you move to another MOT station you will always retain access to your MOT Juice account and your training records.

When you move testing locations, all you need to do is log into your MOT Juice account and you’ll have access to all your training records (past and present) ready. There’s no cost to retain your training records, so you can keep using your MOT Juice account to keep all your training logs online, secure and all in one place.

E-learning is ideal for those who require flexibility, convenience and the ability to learn at their own pace. E-learning is more cost-effective, and can provide learners with access to rich multimedia content that enhances the learning experience and help to improve retention.

MOT Juice offers a variety of training packages to suit your needs. Our training packages start from just £26.99 per tester per year.

If you’re buying for yourself as an MOT Tester, you can see our pricing options here.

If you’re buying for multiple testers as part of an MOT Centre, you can see our pricing options here.

If you’re shopping around to find the best value annual DVSA training and assessment packages, you can use our handy DVSA training provider comparison page here.

Failure to complete the DVSA required training in a given year will put the tester at risk of being suspended from testing by the DVSA.

The DVSA have the right to withdraw any MOT tester’s licence to test if they discover a tester has not completed and recorded a minimum of 3 hours of training each year.

DVSA Training (or annual training) covers the topics set out by the DVSA each year which will account for the majority of the exam that year. This type of training can be done at any time throughout the curriculum year either spread out or in one 3 hour sitting.

CPD (or Continual Professional Development) covers a much broader range of training and covers anything an MOT Tester may be exposed to in their career. This is a requirement from the DVSA that across the curriculum year, 3 hours is completed on an ongoing basis. MOT Juice offers the CPD requirement in 15 minute modules each month covering topics not included in the Curriculum Training but are included in the exam.

Every Nominated Tester is required to do both of the above to fulfil the DVSA requirements.

Yes!

MOT Juice allows each MOT Tester to upload all their MOT Training records to their personal profile, regardless of which training provider supplied the training.

This facility allows testers to keep all their training records in a single, secure location as well as easily print off a full 5-year training history when asked by a visiting VE – making compliance super easy.