Toronto, Ontario -- The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence and WrenchWay will host a free webinar on Thursday, Jan. 15, at noon ET to introduce ASE Connects, a new initiative aimed at strengthening the automotive technician workforce.
Titled Introducing ASE Connects: Building a Stronger Technician Workforce Together, the session will offer an inside look at the new community designed to support repair shops through shared data, connections with schools and broader industry insights.
During the webinar, executives from both organizations will outline the workforce challenges ASE Connects is designed to address and explain how the partnership between ASE and WrenchWay supports those goals. Attendees will also receive an overview and walkthrough of membership offerings, including the newly launched Industry Data Exchange.
Toronto, Ontario -- The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence and WrenchWay will host a free webinar on Thursday, Jan. 15, at noon ET to introduce ASE Connects, a new initiative aimed at strengthening the automotive technician workforce.
Titled Introducing ASE Connects: Building a Stronger Technician Workforce Together, the session will offer an inside look at the new community designed to support repair shops through shared data, connections with schools and broader industry insights.
During the webinar, executives from both organizations will outline the workforce challenges ASE Connects is designed to address and explain how the partnership between ASE and WrenchWay supports those goals. Attendees will also receive an overview and walkthrough of membership offerings, including the newly launched Industry Data Exchange.
Additional topics include what participants can expect next from ASE Connects and how shops can join and begin using the platform.
ASE Connects is a resource to help shops better understand workforce trends while contributing to long-term efforts to grow and support the next generation of technicians.
For more information or to register, click here.
