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"Excited to share my latest achievement: I've completed Car Repair and Electrician Training Certificated : CRETC+24 and earned my certificate ?? This course has helped me develop valuable skills in automotive electrical systems and expand my knowledge in Automotive industry. I'm looking forward to applying these skills in my professional life and continuing to grow as a professional. #CourseCertificate #NewSkills #ProfessionalDevelopment"

Have you seen this? A public high school in Toledo, OH has introduced an EV (electrical vehicle) education lab for students interested in learning safety standards and basic training on these vehicles. This two-year program will earn them their ASE xEV Level 3 certification so they're already a step ahead as they enter the field! Check out the article from Autobody News

From Student to Professional: The Transformative Power of Uniforms in Collision Repair Education Playing a significant role in shaping the future of students in collision repair uniforms align with industry standards and create a positive learning environment that give them a sense of camaraderie and mutual respect. Similar to what they will experience in a real-world automotive setting students understand how professionalism can help carry them in the workplace. #UniformSponsorship #CollisionRepair #AutoRefinishing

The terms ‘mechanic’ and ‘technician’ are often used interchangeably. However, understanding the distinction between these two roles is crucial for automotive students.

How can seasoned mechanics stay sharp through continuing education? We asked industry expert John Goulden. Here's some golden career advice: After decades in the auto industry, I still attend training programs as often as possible. I also constantly read tech articles to stay up-to-date because the industry is ever-changing. I’m a voracious tech guru. I love that type of thing. Automotive technicians need to seek as many education opportunities as they can throughout their careers. Just because you’ve turned wrenches for 15 years doesn’t mean you know it all. We live in an ever-changing world, and technology is constantly changing. If you don’t keep up with it, you’ll get left behind. There are tons of online classes to take and tech articles to read. Professional organizations such as ATRA - Automatic Transmission Rebuilders Association and ATSG (ATSG CO. (Automatic Transmission Service Group)) publish lots of helpful educational content through tech articles and newsletters. So make sure to subscribe to those and soak up information regularly. These organizations also hold yearly seminars, which I recommend attending. At these events, technicians can take classes and learn from industry experts. Auto parts vendors – such as O'Reilly Auto Parts, Bumper To Bumber, and NAPA Auto Parts – also put on thousands of classes every year for automotive techs. These classes are taught by BorgWarner and other industry giants. These training events are a good opportunity and are not too expensive. The auto industry is still a place for “old school” hot rodders like me, but those with a hunger for technology and learning are the most likely to excel. #autorepairshop #machaniclife #automotivecareers

Qualified technicians are becoming increasingly difficult to find, an issue exacerbated by ongoing paradigm shifts in the automotive sector. Not only are manufacturers grappling with a transition to zero-emission vehicles, which bring a host of unique service needs, but cars are also becoming more software-reliant, with many models replacing mechanical functionalities with digital features. Ford, (and we hope more OEMs will join them in the future), is investing millions into training technician students around the country to combat the technician shortage. For dealers, the main way to combat the technician shortage and attract skilled techs is to pay them more/offer more benefits. Which is difficult, unless you can easily increase the profitability of your fixed ops department. By achieving the warranty reimbursement rate that you're legally entitled to, your dealership can do just that. https://lnkd.in/eR2Q_NHv

The terms ‘mechanic’ and ‘technician’ are often used interchangeably. However, understanding the distinction between these two roles is crucial for automotive students.

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I learnt a value tip from Tim T, my recently graduated TAE Auto mechanic student, now Gordon TAFE Teacher; and Tim is the first to tell you he is not tech savvy! I have shared this tip with my colleagues and discovered, like me, many were unaware of this! So here it is, to all TAE22 Trainers who now need to watch 5 to 8x more videos than we did in TAE16, and other trainers who need to watch a lot of video file submissions. Tim showed me how watch the video at x1.5, x1.8 or x2 speed, 1.5 & 1.8 are great after I have watched enough to determine an appropriate rate of speech, tone etc (I also do a couple of random checks). This saves me so much time! x2 chipmunk speed can work too occasionally, depending on the task and the candidate! It depends on the process the student uses to share their video link, some you can speed up on the webpage and others you need to download the video file to speed it up. Best tip I have learnt all year!