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Repairing the Industry

Helping to secure the future of the Vehicle Repair industry.

AutoRaise are a charity, set up solely to help the UK vehicle repair industry attract young people into a range of technical apprenticeships.

We work together with repairers, training providers, work providers and the industry supply chain to present the vehicle repair industry to young people at schools and colleges as a rewarding and lucrative alternative to other employment opportunities, further education or university.

AutoRaise promotes a range of technical apprenticeship paths to bring new blood into the industry today, ensuring the qualified talent of tomorrow.

Our strategic relationships with vehicle repairers who are AutoRaise Affiliated Repairers help us engage with and encourage young people into vehicle repair and, ultimately, present the sector as a dynamic and attractive environment to work in.

As well as helping employers find young people, we provide best practice around work placement, recruitment, induction and for the longer term, retention.

We engage with all vehicle repair industry stakeholders.

Each has different needs, but the whole industry shares the same problem; we need to find young people and train them how to repair the modern motor vehicle safely and professionally.

Be inspired , read articles about our success stories with apprentices and positive results from our repairer partners

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Showcasing our industry apprentices – Matthew Turner

Matthew Turner, Accident Repair Technician at Gemini Accident Repair Centres’ Rotherham site, was regional winner of The Lloyds Banking Group Award for Rising Star of ...
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Showcasing our industry apprentices – Jessica Lawrence

Jessica Lawrence was a visitor at Fix Auto Loughborough’s 2017 Industry Showcase Event, held in conjunction with AutoRaise to showcase its bodyshop and recruit apprentices. ...
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The Repairer Perspective

The Vella Group has always committed to ensuring the industry competes for staff from other sectors, raising the profile of repairers as progressive, competent and ...
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