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GTG launches new training course in collaboration with Arnold Clark Autoparts and Ivor Searle

Published by Angela Neale at 5th February 2026
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Training specialists, Glasgow Training Group (GTG), has launched a brand-new training program focused on wet belt engine technology, which will be held at GTG’s recently refurbished workshop in Edinburgh, with the support of Arnold Clark Autoparts and Ivor Searle engines.

Wet belt engines have been proven to be a popular option among Ford’s EcoBoost range, as well as being included in a variety of modern offerings from Peugeot, Citroen and Volkswagen. GTG’s new training course keeps technicians at the forefront of the latest trends and technology.

As a leading supplier with Arnold Clark Autoparts, Ivor Searle has recognised the importance of automotive training and development, gifting three high-quality engines for GTG to use while conducting its new course.

Craig McCracken, Group Factor Manager at Arnold Clark Autoparts, commented: “GTG’s wet belt engine courses further reinforce our collective commitment to providing complete, trusted training and insight to the UK aftermarket to help technicians meet the ever-evolving demands of the industry.

“Wet belt engines require an in-depth maintenance schedule that needs both attention and expertise. Technicians need to be aware of the complex processes involved in avoiding common pitfalls. This new course and the Ivor Searle engines will ensure the new training course can go ahead – and a be a success. We’d like to thank Ivor Searle for their generous donation.”

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