AMI to Provide Completion Certificates Online Only - BodyShop Business

AMI to Provide Completion Certificates Online Only

The Automotive Management Institute (AMI) Certificate of Completion now is accessible from the Institute’s web site, www.amionline.org, for students to download after successfully completing AMI-approved courses. AMI will no longer mail the Certificate of Completion to students.

Certificates are located under the Current Students section of the AMI Web site. Within the Current Students section, students should click on Transcripts/Student Profile. A Student ID and password are required to access this area.

“By moving certificates to an electronic format, we’re being more environmentally responsible, plus we’re giving students 24/7 access to their certificates once they complete AMI courses,” said AMI Executive Director Toni Slaton, AAM.

Students also can use the AMI Web site to check their transcripts and progress toward the institute’s Accredited Automotive Manager (AAM) designation, edit their student profile, view an online calendar, and take an online course or Webinar.


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Automotive Management Institute

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