Every PRO PPF training day ends the same way: four people holding a certificate in front of the logo wall at our Sheffield unit. But the certificate is the start, not the finish. If you're weighing up a PPF training course in the UK, the real question is what happens next. Here's what our graduates go on to do, and how the course sets them up for it.

One day, four people, all hands-on
Our PPF fitting course runs from 9am to 5:30pm, with a maximum of 4 students. The morning covers vehicle prep specific to PPF, getting a kit ready, mixing fitting solutions and an instructor demo. Then it's your turn, starting on easier test panels before moving on to harder ones after lunch: alignment, trimming and removing contamination. The day finishes with approved fitter certification.
You don't need PPF experience. The course is built for beginners and for installers who want to tighten up their technique.

What graduates do after the course
Get listed and get found
Every graduate goes onto our Find a Fitter map, where customers search by postcode or town for a PRO PPF approved fitter near them. There are 51 approved fitters on it right now, from Northern Ireland to the south coast. Installs are registered by the fitter with a 10-year warranty that customers can check any time with a QR code.
Start fitting pre-cut kits straight away
Most graduates go on to fit PRO PPF pre-cut kits, so there's no plotter to buy and no pattern library to pay for. With a free trade account, you check and approve every pattern in the PRO PPF app before it's cut, panel by panel, and talk to the pattern team directly if anything needs changing. Nothing is cut until you sign it off, and kits dispatch within 48 hours of approval. If you pick the Train & Go package, you take home a front-end kit for any vehicle of your choice, so your first install can happen the next day.
Keep learning with other fitters
Graduates join our private WhatsApp community for advice, technical support and networking, and get access to the PRO PPF App, our CRM built to help grow PPF revenue. It's where tricky jobs get talked through and finished cars get shown off.

What graduates say
"The experience taken from the day was excellent and this training gave me the understanding and confidence to introduce this level of service to my existing business."
Lee Bulmer, Sudsomatic
"We have trained with a detailer in Liverpool and spent way more money and learnt 10% of what PRO PPF taught us in 1 day!"
PRO PPF training graduate
Want to become a PPF installer?
There are three packages, all with identical course content: Train Only (£699), Train & Go with a front-end kit (£899) and Train & Go Plus with a full-car kit (£1,699). Klarna is available on all of them.
Classes are capped at 4, so dates do sell out. See the latest training dates and places left, and book your place.