Collision Repair Education Promised $500,000
“See something, say something.” Reading a simple sign inspired recently retired collision professional Tim Adelmann to make moves to amplify
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Follow the Money
Read the latest articles from our guest column – Follow the Money – submitted by professionals in the Technical Education industry.
Factory Raises Wages to Combat Labor Shortage
The skills and labor shortages continue to be significant pain points for manufacturers. The bottleneck has forced manufacturers to test
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Over $2M in Perkins Reserve Grant Awards
The Tennessee Department of Education announced over $2 million in Perkins Reserve Grant awards to 38 school districts for the
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Fiscal 2022 Budget Proposal
$20 million increase ( approximately 1.5%) to the Perkins Basic State Grant, as well as a $108 million increase for
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Pep Boys to Award $100,000 in Scholarships to Aspiring Technicians
Pep Boys invites those studying to become technicians to apply for one of the 15 scholarships available in the annual
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Why Do Computer Programmers Get Paid So Much?
While an entry-level computer programmer in the US is expected to earn a minimum salary of $60,000 per year, more
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DoD Awards $31 Million to National Defense Education Program
The Department of Defense announced the selection of 12 awardees for the National Defense Education Program Science, Technology, Engineering, and
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$1 Million Grants Awarded in Iowa
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds and the Iowa Department of Education awarded three $1 million competitive grants through the new Career
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$11.7 Million in Grants in Massachusetts
The Baker-Polito Administration announced on Thursday 47 educational institutions, some in western Massachusetts, that will receive Skills Capital Grants. The
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‘Energy to Educate’ Grants to Support Student STEM Projects
Constellation today awarded more than $500,000 in E 2 Energy to Educate grants for student projects focusing on energy science,
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