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How do you get into the motor trade?

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Commercial Motor Dealership

Undoubtedly the best way to get into the retail motor industry is via an apprenticeship, these are widely available for Service, Parts, Bodyshop and Admin/Accounts. Places for sales can be a little more difficult to find. You can apply direct to any motor dealer business, to a managing agent/training provider or better still CLICK HERE.

As a modern apprentice you will be employed from day 1 where you will work in your chosen department and be trained by fully experienced staff. You will be registered with a ‘managing agent/training provider’ who will provide training and assessments usually to NVQ level 3. At the end of your apprenticeship you don’t need to go looking for a job because as indicated earlier, you will already be employed.

The Motor Trade Industry

  • What is the retail motor industry?
  • How do you get into the motor trade?
  • What are the prospects?
  • What do employers look for?
  • What jobs are available?
  • What Locations are Available?
  • CV & Covering Letter
North East Motor Trade Apprenticeships, Alexander House, Station Road, Columbia, Washington, Tyne & Wear, NE38 7BD
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