Posts published in “Collision Education & Training”

University of the Aftermarket Foundation welcomes GCommerce as new lifetime trustee

By Staff/Wire Reports on September 21, 2020

GCommerce will work with UAF to expand educational opportunities for the cybersecurity and information technology fields.

Longtime Northeast Kansas Area Vo-Tech School collision instructor passes away

By Staff/Wire Reports on September 16, 2020

Kenneth Mann served in the United States Air Force as an aircraft maintenance mechanic during Vietnam and attended Pittsburgh State College and Auto Body and Collision School in Flint, Mich.

First responders learn new rescue skills through NABC program and Illinois collision shop

"Alternative fuel systems present different challenges when first responders arrive at the scene of an accident," says Tom Styczynski, chief of the Alsip Fire Department.

First responders learn new rescue skills through NABC program and Illinois collision shop

By Staff/Wire Reports on September 16, 2020

NABC F.R.E.E. Program and Crash Champions host education on how to extricate people from today’s advanced vehicles.

Learn about future industry disruptions and how they will affect your business

By Staff/Wire Reports on September 10, 2020

Join the free CIECAST webinar: Thursday, Sept. 17, 11 am CST, with Frank Terlap and Jake Rodenroth.

On the front lines of recruiting techs

Cheryl Carder (left) gives presentations to school automotive programs — pre-Covid — that provide an overview of becoming a technician at BMW dealerships.

On the front lines of recruiting techs

By Rob Merwin on September 10, 2020

From the West Coast to Colorado, Cheryl Carder is in the trenches and seeking technician talent for BMW dealerships.

SoCal shop receives recognition for high standard of collision repair

“Individualized training is a valuable benefit for our team, and they appreciate it because they know it keeps them on top of their game," says Jered Tucker.

SoCal shop receives recognition for high standard of collision repair

By Staff/Wire Reports on September 2, 2020

Tucker Auto Body & Towing earns Verified Quality designation and CSI rating increases through coaching.

SEMA announces 2020 memorial scholarship and loan forgiveness award winners

The SEMA Memorial Scholarship Fund awarded $307,000 to 106 individuals this year to help foster the next generation of automotive aftermarket industry leaders and innovators.

SEMA announces 2020 memorial scholarship and loan forgiveness award winners

By Staff/Wire Reports on August 24, 2020

More than $3 million has been awarded to over 1,600 deserving students since the program's establishment in 1984.