The reimagined International Autobody Congress and Exposition and the Congress of Automotive Repair & Service event is scheduled for Sept. 29, in San Antonio.
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The three-day conference offered training to help educators stay current on the latest industry practices, vehicle technologies and classroom instruction.
Scholarship funding increases 200 percent as nonprofit reaches a milestone; reflects growing national demand for skilled careers preserving automotive heritage.
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.
