Service and Repair Course

AMVIC has developed an online course specifically for people who work in service and repair. The course has been updated to include automotive laws set out in the Oct. 31, 2018 update of the Automotive Business Regulation (ABR). The course is voluntary meaning it is available to anyone who chooses to take it but not mandatory.

It takes approximately one hour to complete and includes practice questions and quizzes. The course has four lessons, or modules, that cover the provincial laws that specifically apply to the service and repair industry. You get to work through real life scenarios and the laws that apply. The course also includes recommendations for best business practices and covers advertising regulations.

How to register and pay for the Service and Repair Course:

1. If you already have an AMVIC Online account (such as a consumer complaint account or salesperson account) you can use the same account to register for the course. Click on LOGIN at the top right corner and then click on the “Course Registration Portal” button. Login using your existing account information and then register for the Service and Repair Course. The course fee is $40.

If you do not yet have an AMVIC Online account, click on LOGIN at the top right corner and then click on the “Course Registration Portal” button. Create a new account and then once set up, login into your account to register for the Service and Repair Course. The course fee is $40.

2. Once payment is confirmed you will have 30 days to access to the online training. To access the course, a link is provided within the confirmation email automatically sent to you once payment is completed.

3. Once you successfully complete the course, you will receive a course certificate within three business days.

Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Safari or Firefox are recommended browsers. Do not use Internet Explorer. Do not use a mobile phone to access the course.

REMINDER: Once confirmed, registrants have 30 days to complete the online training. After 30 days, registrants must pay the full course fee to access the course again. The course is non-refundable and non-transferable.

Questions? Email education@amvic.org. The account is monitored weekdays from 8 a.m.- noon and 1 p.m.- 4:30 p.m.

Test your knowledge!

It is an unfair practice to exceed a repair estimate by more than ________ to a maximum of _______ unless the customer gives express consent to the increase.

a. 20 per cent to a maximum of $200

b. 10 per cent to a maximum of $100

c. 10 per cent to a maximum of $1,000

d. 20 per cent to a maximum of $100

b. 10 per cent to a maximum of $100

It is an unfair practice to exceed a repair estimate by more than 10 per cent to a maximum of $100 unless the customer gives express consent to the increase before the services are supplied.