Scholarship funding increases 200 percent as nonprofit reaches a milestone; reflects growing national demand for skilled careers preserving automotive heritage.
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Those who register by the September 30 deadline will find a new website, making registration more efficient.
“Serving as a scholarship reviewer is one of the most meaningful ways our industry can invest in its future,” says UAF's Mike Buzzard.
The Department of Labor-certified program graduated 59 apprentices who participated in paid, hands-on training, mentorship and real-world experience.
The four-year U.S. Department of Labor initiative pays for employers to hire and keep new auto, collision, and truck technicians.
New resource establishes framework to support complete, safe, and quality repairs through proper facility and equipment preparedness.
NACAT presented awards to individuals for exceptional commitment to supporting automotive educators and advancing the profession.
