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Read MoreNetwork Sector
Transport & Logistics
Network Region
Dublin, National
Network Manager
Ami Fox
Network Promoter
Society of the Irish Motor IndustryNetwork Contact
Ami Fox
Phone
01-6761690Website
Visit websiteSIMI Skillnet supports businesses of all sizes in the motor industry through the provision of subsidised upskilling programmes. The national network’s mission is to develop career paths for those entering and working in the diverse motoring sector, including mechanics, dealers and wholesalers. The network provides specialised, professional training and qualifications for all grades of employment within the industry.
Collaborating with industry, the network designs, develops and delivers responsive, bespoke and flexible training courses to address the ongoing needs of businesses. SIMI Skillnet is promoted by Society of the Irish Motor Industry. Membership of the network is open to private businesses.
SIMI Skillnet provides those of us in the Motor Industry with access to up-to-date industry-focused training, at times and locations appropriate for our staff. We found the courses to be both highly affordable and delivered by experts on motor trade. Highly recommended.
Gerry Caffrey - Gerry Caffrey Motors Ltd
I have been managing motor dealerships for over 20 years and without doubt, the Used Car Profitability Clinic was one of the most useful and informative events I have attended. The course trainers had a huge depth of experience and knowledge across motor trade markets. It was hugely informative, with practical takeaway advice that will deliver real returns. If you are interested in developing your business and team, I cannot recommend this SIMI Skillnet highly enough.
Gavin Hydes - Joe Duffy Group
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