Navistar partners with technical schools to train future truck and bus technicians

Oct. 22, 2018
The program's offerings include interactive training courses and software solutions that cover engine diagnostics, vehicle health reports, electrical systems and control module programming.

Navistar has launched a partnership program, called the Navistar Service Essentials Program, designed to help qualified technical schools prepare the next generation of truck and bus technicians. 

"As we focus on growing customer Uptime, Navistar and our International Truck and IC Bus dealers are all committed to combating the industry's growing technician shortage," said Michael Cancelliere, Navistar truck and parts president. "The new Navistar Service Essentials Program provides software and other solutions that will enhance the learning experience and attract additional students."

The program's offerings include an array of interactive training courses and software solutions that cover engine diagnostics, vehicle health reports, electrical systems and control module programming. The program also provides access to informational tools related to parts and service.

The Navistar Service Essentials Program is being made available to technical schools that partner with International Truck or IC Bus dealers.

"We believe that students benefit the most when their technical schools have partnerships in place with dealers who are focused on driving Uptime every day," Cancelliere said. "That's why Navistar, our dealers and technical schools are establishing a three-way partnership committed to back up this new program with real-world, practical experience. This approach will accelerate progress and put more students on a path to enter this vibrant and essential technology profession."

For an application or more information, technical schools can contact Navistar at [email protected] or by calling 1-800-336-4500, option 4.4.

For information on vocational school accreditation, please visit aseeducation.org/.

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