Expanded WIN Scholarship Program Opens Applications For 2014
The Women’s Industry Network (WIN) is committed to financially supporting individuals who demonstrate their desire to excel in the field of collision repair. As such, applications for the 2014 scholarship program will be accepted from Oct. 20, 2013, through Jan. 15, 2014. WIN offers scholarships that will provide tuition assistance as well as educational opportunities and enrichment
Expanded WIN Scholarship Program Opens Applications For 2014
The Women’s Industry Network (WIN) is committed to financially supporting individuals who demonstrate their desire to excel in the field of collision repair.
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Online Applications Available Now For 2011 GAAS Scholarships
The scholarships are available to students in two-year technical college programs and vocational schools and four-year college programs. The deadline to apply is Thursday, March 31, 2011.
GM Launching Scholarship for Women Pursuing Retail Automotive Careers
The GM Women’s Retail Network Dealer Development Scholarship is intended for women who are enrolled in undergraduate, graduate and non-traditional educational institutions that offer degrees in the automotive retail field.
Real Word: What It Takes to be an Automotive Technician These Days
Public general education and technical education in particular isn’t serving our industries as well as they should, nor are the automotive parts and service industries supporting public education as well as they should.
Undercover: Getting a ‘Crash Course’ in ABS Systems
Vehicle Safety Hinges On Solid Preventive Maintenance Program
Guest Editorial: Why Product Quality Counts
While many may think that technical education is all about diagnostics and repair, there are other key elements to be considered. Key among these is product selection, according to a recent report from AASA .
Online Applications Available Now For 2010 GAAS Scholarships
The GAAS scholarship is unique in that technician recipients can receive two financial grants: one while in school to assist with tuition and an equivalent grant awarded to scholarship recipients who graduate from their program and show proof of post-graduation employment as a technician in the automotive aftermarket for at least six months.
Undercover: Sensing Dangers: Safety System Diagnostics
How Wheel Speed Sensors Play a Vital Role in Safety System Activation.