VEHICLE DAMAGE QUANTIFICATION CERTIFICATION VERSUS QUALIFICATION
August 1, 2025

VEHICLE DAMAGE QUANTIFICATION CERTIFICATION VERSUS QUALIFICATION

At present there is a lot of noise and confusion surrounding the Vehicle Damage Quantification (VDQ) qualification like other institutes who offer professional certification in a similar matter. A qualification – like a matric certificate or degree – is a goal achieved that you don’t need to redo if you have already accomplished it. A certification is proof of professional development done to stay up-to-date with your accolade that you will need to stay current within your chosen profession.

With the rapidly advancing vehicle technologies, the industry has acknowledged that holding a qualification alone is no longer enough. Today, what truly defines a professional is not just qualification —but an ongoing commitment to professional development, learning and adherence to governance standards set by a recognised professional body.

The VDQ Qualification, registered with the Quality Council for Trades and Occupations (QCTO), confirms the baseline competence of practitioners. Ongoing CPD (Continuous Professional Development) is the key to staying relevant and competent in a fast-changing automotive landscape.

The CRA work closely to maintain a cohesive approach to ensure that estimators in the MBR industry are technically informed and that the industry as a whole and are working towards the same end goal of correct and fair assessment when it comes to vehicle repair.

A caution to members of the collision repair industry is to be aware of the difference between qualification and certification, as you want the best for the longevity of your business, and the market as a whole.

When dealing with your vehicle’s repair, don’t hesitate to ask your assessor about their qualifications and whether they are a ‘Certified Professional’ for your peace-of-mind and guaranteed satisfaction.

A ‘Certified Professional’ assessor is someone who has not only achieved the foundational qualification but has also committed to accredited professional ethics.

For more information about joining this community of certified professionals, contact: info@vdqgbsa.co.za or visit the website www.vdqgbsa.co.za.