10 Things Diesel Oil Is Trying To Tell You
There are 10 important factors that determine the condition of oil and its service life.
Gaither High School Instructor Named Sixth Finalist For ‘B’laster Instructor Of The Year’
Joe Mendola shares how restoring vehicles for drag racing helps his students learn every aspect of the vehicle, while learning the satisfaction of hard work.
JHS Students Take Performance To The Next Level
What do you get when you combine the top engineering and automotive students into one class? You get the Lafayette Jefferson High School (JHS) High Mileage class, where a need for speed combines engineering and mechanical know-how to create the most efficient vehicle for the racetrack.
Solano College Vallejo Campus Ready To Roll Out Auto Techs
The automotive program at Solano Community College’s Vallejo Campus recently unveiled its new autotechnology building.
Scott Little Named 2017 Mitchell 1 Educator Of The Year
As the 2017 recipient, Little receives a one-year complimentary subscription to Mitchell 1’s ProDemand diagnostic, estimating and auto repair information software for the school where he teaches, as well as a check for $500 and a recognition certificate.
7 Students Receive Scholarships Through Industry Scholarship Fund
Thanks to generous memorial and donor awards to the University of the Aftermarket scholarship funds, seven students received scholarships to pursue education and future careers in the automotive aftermarket.
10 Things To Learn From Oil Analysis
For most consumers, a preventive maintenance program for their automobile consists of nothing more than an oil change. While a regular oil change is very important, the most critical part of changing the oil is to know when to change the oil.
Students At University High School Learn About Hybrid Vehicles
Students at University High School in Morgantown, WV, recently had the opportunity to learn about hybrid vehicles.
Adapting To Change – The Key To Success In Business
It is often said that change is the only constant. Nobody understands that better than Chuck Wichrowski, owner of Baum Boulevard Automotive, an 8-bay automotive repair shop in Pittsburgh, PA. He has built his entire business model around the concept.
Snap-on Technical Education Program: Linn-Benton Community College Profile
The onus to help train tomorrow’s technicians and begin to close the skills gap continues to fall on community colleges and technical schools. But they don’t have to do it alone, and that’s a new concept many institutions are exploring to help advance their skills training programs. The idea involves partnerships between community colleges/tech schools and the industries they serve by coming together with a single purpose – more effectively preparing students for success.
