We are welcoming back old students and bringing on new students this semester! We have a very full program and would love to speak with all shops in the area about advisory board positions.
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Toyota of Seattle’s Team 4 celebrates a successful year of hard work, dedication, and growth for its two youngest technicians, who recently became Main Shop technicians! Here’s to another year of going above and beyond to keep your engine running smoothly 🚗
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Battery Chargers - testers have come a long way over the years!
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"AI in automotive systems is revolutionizing the way vehicles operate and interact with their environments. From advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) to predictive maintenance and autonomous vehicles, these technologies are shaping the future of transportation by enhancing safety, efficiency, and sustainability. AI plays a crucial role in making driving safer, reducing human error, and paving the way for smarter, connected vehicles. How do you think AI will continue to impact the future of transportation? Share your insights below! 🚗✨"
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What are your favorite tool options?
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We were welcomed by the 916 Diesel Trucks and Engine Technology Program at Century College last week!
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Huge congratulations to Joe Lytle, our recent graduate and SkillsUSA National Champion in Collision Damage Appraisal. He was honored today at the Nebraska State Capitol during the Commissioners Recognition!
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Our students are beginning their careers and seeking a part-time entry level positions in the automotive industry.
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The Maintenance and Light Repair program is looking forward to a great year coming up. Last fall the program became ASE Accredited. We also are filling up with students to levels we haven't had since early 2020.
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We at Tom Wood Nissan would like to share a very special Thank You to Steve Denton for 25 Years of service. Steve is the epitome of our core values and a true leader in the shop. Steve is the shop foreman and helps all of the techs in the shop.
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What’s your number one goal as a technician this year?
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This month, we recognized one of our group's top performing detailers, Jesus, for 15 years with the company. Every day, Jesus shows up to work and works tirelessly to ensure our vehicles are pristine and our customers are even more excited to take delivery of their vehicle. He does this all with a smile on his face. Thank you, Jesus! Here's to many more!
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Jasper, AL
Full tool box awarded Ian McKenzie ( tall kid) both he and Christian(one holding banner) are attending Lawson Community College . Both will be working side by side at Carl Cannon Chevrolet during their apprenticeship phase of there time at Lawson. Christian is this years SkillsUSA Automotive Service Technology state of Alabama champion. He won district 2 years in a row and placed second in state last year. Christian and I will be traveling to Atlanta for this year's National SkillsUSA competition. He has also earned his 10 ASE ENTRY-LEVEL CREDENTIALS as well as working full time in a dealership his senior year. Ian McKenzie was awarded 4k in toos from an anonymous donor through A local Non-profit organization The Walker Area Community Foundation. Ian placed 3rd in State SkillsUSA competition as well as earning all 10 of his ASE ENTRY-LEVEL CREDENTIALS. As an ambassador for the Walker County Center of Technology Ian met with 8th and 9th grade students at our career day and encouraged students to attend our programs. I am so proud of these young men and can not wait to see what their future holds.
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