The 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air will cross Barrett-Jackson' Scottsdale's auction block Jan. 21, with proceeds benefiting the TechForce Foundation.
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Administered with the TechForce Foundation, each student received $2,000 to help fund their technical education in the collision industry.
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With 64 schools participating, the largest turnout in event history, dealers played a central role in connecting students with career opportunities.
The webinar features ASE's Dave Johnson who will review the organization's accomplishments during the past year and reveal his vision for the coming year and beyond.
ASE Connects is a nationwide effort to bring shops, dealerships and schools together to tackle some of the industry’s most pressing issues.
Those who register by the deadline will have 90 days to schedule an appointment to take their selected ASE certification tests.
There are currently 103 enrolled in the program that is competency-based, allowing apprentices to progress through each stage at their own pace.
