Regulated by the Ministry of Justice

The course is divided into three teaching elements/stages and a final examination.

The course is normally spread over a 4 to 6 week period.
You will be required to attend the training school for a total of 10 days spread over the 4 to 6 week period. This is made up of a 5 day visit followed by a week-end session and then the final stage of 3 days working within the accident investigation office settings.

Next Available Course start Dates

Commencing Monday 8/03/2010

Commencing Tuesday 6/04/2010

The intervals between stages of the training programme are required in order that each student can (a) complete set course work, (b) write up reports on actual visits to accident sites and (c) complete set reading material.

The TDC accident investigation training course is now being copied. Our material is often used without our consent.

Check out for yourself

That you are not paying for a poor copy of the TDC training course.

You should also check:

1. Have any of the companies offering the training traded under 3 or 4 names over the last few years and why?

2. The qualifications of the training staff

3. Ask if they are regulated by The Justice Department ( any one offering work in personal injury should be)

TDC continues to be the main training establishment

Is the qualification being offered to you in accident investigation or something very different

Industry Accredited

Ask what does industry accredited actually mean?

In real terms it means not a qualification at all

TDC offer qualifications at level 3

This means that all our assessments are measured and are thus equal to NVQ level 3 criteria on the National Framework

The TDC Certificate is in accident investigation

Please help us maintain standards by training for a real qualification.

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