Provide Mot – Gov.uk training courses

Types of word training

There are 2 types of word training that you can provide:

• Qualification course word test and manager
• Annual training course of the word tester

You must be approved by an allocation organization to provide qualification lessons.

You do not need to be approved to provide annual training courses.

Provide qualification courses

You can get approval to provide these word qualifications:

• Level 2 price in word tests (classes 1 and 2 – motorcycles)
• Level 2 price in word tests (classes 4 and 7 – light vehicles)
• Level 3 price in the management of the word test center

Request approval

Contact a reward organization to find out:

• If you are eligible to be a training supplier
• How to register with them

You can register with more than one.

When you are approved

You will be responsible for approving individual word trainers to organize qualification lessons.

The reward organizations with which you register will give you more information on the management of courses.

Provide annual training

Word testers must undergo training between April and March each year. You can give them training courses.

Word testers must study different subjects depending on they test:

• Class 1 and 2 vehicles (“group A”)
• Class 3, 4, 5, 7 vehicles (“group B”)

Most questions will concern specific subjects. Some questions may concern other subjects of Word inspection manuals And Word test guide.

2025 to 2026 subjects

These are the subjects from April 1, 2025 to March 31, 2026.

Group A

Testers testing vehicles in group A must know:

Group B

Testers testing vehicles in group B must know:

Groups A and B

The word testers that test vehicles in group A and group B must study all subjects. They will have to train for at least 6 hours per year (instead of 3) and carry out 2 annual assessments.

Questions on electric vehicles, hybrids and light hybrids, orders for rider and disabled driver and vehicle changes

These are some examples of the word testers of the subjects will have arisen on the questions:

• Identification of these vehicles (some electric bikes are subject to a word test)
• Emissions, smoke and visual tests on hybrid vehicles (class 4 and 7 vehicles only)
• What if the beam intake cannot extend on the ground batteries of an electric vehicle (class 4 and 7 vehicles only)
• Identification of high voltage cables (not all are orange)
• Health and safety
• Test hybrid, electric and hydrogen fuel cells
• Driver and cyclist checks deactivated (adding to normal vehicle orders and when replacing normal vehicle orders)
• Road test vehicles equipped with disabled driver and rider orders
• Fuel plugs and shutters

Questions on information in the word test guide

These are some examples of the word testers of the subjects will have arisen on the questions:

• Replacement certificates
• Disciplinary procedures, evaluation of points and possible action
• Emergency test procedures word
• Who contacts in situations such as dealing with a poorly registered vehicle, require testing advice, call on disciplinary measures and replace certificates

Questions about test procedures

These are some examples of the word testers of the subjects will have arisen on the questions:

• Using the turn plates correctly
• Use of an assistant on the bicycle test and car at a test track (Opt) and the automated test route (ATL))
• Suspension checks, suspension bearing seized on a car
• Use of the decerserometer
• smoke test, temperature
• Smoke test pre -cutting
• Smoke plated values
• noise
• deceased material, deletion of noise
• Fuel system (gas vehicle vehicle vehicles) thermal shields, leaks
• Lighthouse alignment
• Braking test procedures

Questions on test procedures applicable to class 4 and 7 only vehicles

Word testers will be asked questions about the elements to be considered in emission tests and smoke tests. This includes:

• Vehicle age
• seats
• The category vehicles
• Modified engine or emission control equipment
• freight vehicles
• conversions

Questions on test procedures applicable to class 1 and 2 motorcycle vehicles only

These are some examples of the word testers of the subjects will have arisen on the questions:

• Suspension movement (acceptable or not acceptable)
• wheels (tree drive)
• belt driving
• broken or modified levers
• Reproaches (missing or not required, unique seat conversion)
• reflectors (position, size, shape)
• Modified exhaust
• fuel leakage
• Battery safety

Questions about word inspection manuals and word test guide

These are some examples of the subjects that all the word testers will be asked questions about:

• Digital plates (including vehicle recording dates for gray characters or 3D effects)
• Use of an assistant on the bicycle test and car at a test track (Opt) and the automated test route (ATL))
• lighting
• When the interaction between the lamps is acceptable or not acceptable (for example, a day lamp (DRL) is authorized to go out when the same lateral indicator works)
• locking devices

These are some examples of subject -subject testers could be questioned about group A:

• The front and rear position lamps can be incorporated with the steering indicator lamps – the position lamp on the same side of the steering indicator may or not go out when the indicator is turned on
• THE DRL Can operate as a front position lamp – it may or may not go out or stop when the headlights are on and the engine is running
• Clutch and accelerator checks (friction device, does not return to idle)
• license plate lamps
• indicator lamps, position (moped, solo, side car)
• Test a motorcycle with linked brakes
• Management link verification
• Verification of head -to -head bearings
• Verification of a solo machine without central support

These are some examples of subject -subject testers could be questioned about group B:

• Anti -theft devices (M1 not n1 after 2001)
• Correct use of turns (all checks)
• Speed ​​meter operation
• Warning lamps (electronic stability control (Escape), anti -lock braking system (Abs), additional retaining system for the seat belt (Srs), tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS), engine dysfunction indicator lamp (Millet) or a engine management indicator (EML))
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