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Bremen And Oak Forest HS Students Explore Their Futures

Students from Oak Forest and Bremen High Schools in Illinois recently visited Central Illinois Trucks (CIT) Kenworth in Mokena and Universal Technical Institute (UTI) in Lisle, Ill.

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Screen Shot 2016-03-21 at 8.02.03 AMStudents from Oak Forest and Bremen High Schools in Illinois recently visited Central Illinois Trucks (CIT) Kenworth in Mokena and Universal Technical Institute (UTI) in Lisle, Ill.

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From the Oak Forest Patch website:

Mr. Jerry Ward, Auto Mechanics Teacher at Oak Forest and Bremen High Schools set out on a journey with 40 Auto Mechanic students, to discover the world of work. Their first stop was Central Illinois Trucks (CIT) Kenworth in Mokena. They met the owner and several employees who took them on a tour of the facility and discussed the importance of an education and what it takes to facilitate an operation such as theirs. CIT currently employs 45 mechanics and are adding a third shift and weekend shift. The next stop was Universal Technical Institute (UTI) in Lisle.

Click HERE to read the entire article about the students visit to Central Illinois Trucks (CIT) Kenworth and Universal Technical Institute on the Oak Forest Patch website.

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