Since its inception in 2001, the program has awarded over $600,000 to students across North America to pursue automotive careers.
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“Universities have spent decades building brand awareness with students and school counselors. Our goal is to meet them at that same level," says I-CAR vice president.
Toolkit is for use at career fairs, trade shows, and educational events to provide easy-to-use materials to engage students, job seekers, and transitioning professionals.
One of the most significant enhancements this year is the segmentation of exhibitors by product and service category.
Automotive, collision and truck/diesel students took home honors from Atlanta — here’s who they are and the schools they are from.
Vendors can exhibit at one of the industry's leading events and meet thousands of quality industry professionals, March 5-8.
The two-year CNCD Foundation program provides compensation at a competitive wage and no out-of-pocket expenses.
