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IMI plans to open up ATA to other exam bodies in bid to make it a "true industry standard"

Published:  09 February, 2009

THE INSTITUTE of the Motor Industry (IMI) plans to open up Automotive Technician Accreditation (ATA) to other qualification awarding bodies.

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