Caliber Collision's Changing Lanes program, which helps military members transition to a job in civilian life, recently celebrated 10 new graduates at Fayetteville Technical Community College in Fayetteville, NC,
The comprehensive 15-week auto body technician training program equips participants with the necessary skills to thrive in various auto repair specialties.
The course, designed by Caliber Collision, provides training in a wide array of technical skills, including safety protocols, tool identification, vehicle disassembly and reassembly, plastic welding and repair, glass replacement and metal welding and repair. This training ensures participants are well-prepared to meet the demands of the civilian workforce in the auto repair industry.
Among the successful graduates in Fayetteville Tech's 57th cohort, five have embarked on a career trajectory on the Caliber Collision Technician track, two have joined the Protech Calibration track, and three have pioneered the new Caliber Auto Glass track.
According to Fayetteville Tech, the partnership and training program significantly enhance the employment prospects for veterans, providing them with highly sought-after skills in a growing industry.
