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How can we provide better training to industrial trades courses beyond hands-on only training?

CTE courses can benefit from new tools designed to cater to and complement hands-on learning environments, especially when forced to teach remotely or in hybrid training environments.

With the constant and remarkable changes happening in front of our very eyes within the automotive and electric vehicle markets, how do we know our students are well-prepared for an electric vehicle future?

Automotive classrooms 10 years ago looked a lot different than they did 30 years before; and automotive classroom today should look a lot different than they did 5 years ago.

Is your school preparing students for the cars of the future and present?

Let’s take a dive into the role of EVs in the market today, and how we can prepare students for these electric and hybrid vehicle technologies.