When it comes to training its students, the Repairify Institute aims to prioritize complete competency.

A beginner's guide to what shop owners can do to identify the next generation of techs.

Vehicle Technology and Trends 2023 is available now for open enrollment.

The video is aimed at getting students from Generation Z to consider a career in the collision repair industry.

Like nearly everything in collision repair, the way shop owners lead has changed with the times.

I-CAR will host a wide variety of classroom opportunities at the 2022 SEMA Show, including an exclusive MIG welding technology and applications training session. 

Lincoln Tech establishes partnerships with trusted brands to expand upon the quality hands-on training offered to its students. 

Industry expert Chris Maimone re-joins CollisionCast to discuss how shop owners can get involved in recruiting the next generation of techs and why that's more vital than ever.

Industry expert Chris Maimone rejoins CollisionCast to talk quality assurance classes that can help set a standard of expectations for shop quality.

Proceeds from the 20th-annual golf fundraiser will benefit collision repair education programs nationwide.

Giuseppe Iatarola of Hellertown, Pennsylvania, films his videos at Lucky's Auto Body, his family's shop.

After high school, Emily Burns took a job at an auto parts store that inspired her to pursue a collision repair education. 

The automotive services provider has funded an automotive outreach specialist role at Metropolitan Community College geared towards recruitment for Automotive Technology and Automotive Collision Repair programs. 

At their annual golf tournament this year, Atlanta I-CAR raised over $100,000 to support local collision repair education programs through CREF. 

The keynote will be a panel revolving around the topics of women in auto repair and how trainings and workplaces can be more welcoming to everyone. 

The shop is performing outreach in its community to inform individuals on the opportunities of collision repair. 

I-CAR's new training center in Chicago will offer cutting edge training to techs interested in joining the auto collision industry.

Students will get access free of charge to industry education in collision repair that prepares them for their future careers. 

The Women's Industry Network has announced that registration for in-person attendance at this year's hybrid conference will be extended until Friday, April 22. 

Weirs Buick GMC of Arundel, Maine has made a $25,000 donation to the Sanford Regional Technical Center for their collision repair program. 

CDK announced it's providing more financial support to provide technician toolboxes to automotive students.