The ‘Evolution of Life Road Show’ Visits Four Northeast Ohio Schools
Famed professional airbrush artist Richard Markham, who joined Ohio Technical College in June 2009 as an instructor for the school’s Custom Paint and Graphics program, headlined the “Evolution of Life Road Show.”
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 .
Dual Enrollment Programs Open Doors To Skilled Labor Trades
A new generation of students has found the fast track to the high-tech manufacturing jobs of the future by simultaneously completing their high school education while also taking technical college programming.
Skilled Workers Wanted
At-A-Glance Statistics: More than 70% of Americans view manufacturing as the most important industry for a strong national economy and national security. However, only 17% named manufacturing as among their top two industry choices to start a career and only 30 percent of parents said they would encourage their children top pursue careers in manufacturing
Manufacturing Industry Needs Young Skilled Workers
Nuts, Bolts & Thingamajigs Provides Support for Kids to Tinker
Manufacturing Industry Needs Young Skilled Workers
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.
AYES Board of Directors Announces Reorganization
The AYES Board of Directors approved transferring management of AYES to the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE), which gives ASE operational responsibility.
The Real World: Ohio Technical College is Tops in Training
Cleveland School Wins 2009 School of the Year
in Tomorrow’s Technician/Chicago Pneumatic Competition
Women’s Board 2009 Scholarship Application Deadline Extended
The deadline for students to apply for the 2009 Women’s Board Scholarships has been extended to Friday, May 29.
Nation’s Top High School Auto Techs Compete to Work Under the Hood with Roush Fenway Racing
This year’s Ford/AAA Student Auto Skills Competition national winners will job-shadow auto racing’s best – defending DAYTONA 500 champion No. 17 DeWALT NASCAR Cup Series team.