The 36-week program includes state-of-the-industry technology along with hands-on training and instruction.
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Applicants must be planning to seek employment in the California aftermarket/independent repair industry. Deadline is March 31.
The school is welcoming repair shops, auto body shops and industry suppliers to provide their perspectives and highlight career potentials in the automotive fields to students and their parents.
The Bureau of Automotive Repair’s (BAR) new "Cars for Schools" program will provide retired vehicles to public high schools, community colleges, and regional occupation programs.
The event will feature committee and business meetings, social events and guest presenters on contemporary automotive issues.
TIA Vice President Dan Nothdurft and SEMA’s Director of Market Research Gavin Knapp will headline the event.
National Auto Body Council to host second annual ‘NABC Day’ in Palm Springs during the 2020 Collision Industry Conference as it kicks off 25th anniversary…
