These courses are offered through Northwood University and are taught by Northwood faculty. Each course is $650 and is approved for 3.0 Continuing Education Units.
Marketing practices have dramatically shifted with the rise of social media and the growth of new devices, platforms and applications.
AARC seeks riders, sponsors and pledges for its ride and plans to donate all proceeds to the University of the Aftermarket Foundation to fund industry scholarships and educational initiatives.
Classes will begin Aug. 28 or Oct. 23 and run for eight or 16 weeks, depending on the course. Registration is open through Aug. 14.
The advisory group of the Auto Care Association named Brian Ponder, Ponder Auto Repair, as the recipient of a scholarship to attend University of the Aftermarket’s 2017-’18 Leadership 2.0 program.
These summer-semester classes enable industry professionals to sharpen their business skills and earn continuing education units (CEUs) that can be applied toward their AAP (Automotive Aftermarket Professional) or MAAP (Master Automotive Aftermarket Professional) designation.
The TechForce Foundation will award a new $2,500 scholarship to a high school graduate planning to attend an ASE/NATEF post-secondary school.
The program provides employees who are new to the aftermarket with a better understanding of the industry, its structure and big-picture trends.
New $5,000 scholarships are among the hundreds of scholarships to be awarded this year.
GAAS will dissolve as a non-for-profit organization and donate its net assets to the foundation. An official confirmation vote was held during a recent University of the Aftermarket Foundation annual board of trustees meeting.
An official confirmation vote was held during the recent University of the Aftermarket Foundation annual board of trustees meeting.
Registration is now open for 14 University of the Aftermarket online courses covering a variety of business and aftermarket topics. Sessions begin either on Jan. 9 or March 13, 2017, depending on the chosen course.
