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Current Events/News: E-newsletter: 2002 Archives
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I-CAR REQUALIFIES AS ASE-CERTIFIED TRAINING PROVIDER I-CAR has been recertified by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) as meeting the standards of Continuing Automotive Service Education (CASE).
The CASE standards and evaluation process are administered by the National Automotive Technicians Education Foundation (NATEF), ASE's education foundation. NATEF was founded in 1983 as an independent, non-profit organization with a single mission: To evaluate technician training programs against standards developed by the automotive industry and to recommend qualifying programs for certification (accreditation) by ASE, the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence. In order to receive ASE certification under the CASE Program, a training provider must complete an in-depth self-evaluation and application, receive a visit from an on-site evaluation team, and meet the industry-established standards. "The recertification process ensures that I-CAR programs are meeting the high standards of industry training," said Lori Barrington, I-CAR's Manager of Tech Centre Operations. "CASE also allows us to identify and examine any weaknesses in our development processes, thereby allowing us the opportunity to further improve our training. Because of this, the industry can be assured that I-CAR has offered, and will continue to offer, high-quality and valuable training," Barrington added. |
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I-CAR DALLAS COMMITTEE TO HOST ADDITIONAL ENHANCED DELIVERY PROGRAMS DURING NACEThe I-CAR Dallas Committee will be offering 28 additional Enhanced Delivery programs during the week of NACE in Dallas, Texas. This is in addition to the programs being held on Thursday, December 5 at NACE. These programs will be made available at a 'special discount' price of $60 per student unit. This special price is only valid for the week of NACE and for the programs listed below. Payment can be made at the door with cash, check or credit card.Monday, December 2
Location: English Color Training Center - 812 N. Grove / Richardson, Texas
Tuesday, December 3
Location: English Color Training Center - 812 N. Grove / Richardson, Texas
Wednesday, December 4
Location: English Color Training Center - 812 N. Grove / Richardson, Texas
Thursday, December 5
Friday, December 6
Saturday, December 7
If you have any questions or need additional information, please contact I-CAR Instructor Todd Hoffman at 713.553.6279. Reservations for these programs can be emailed to Johnny Dickerson or faxed to his attention at 972.487.8070. Complete descriptions for each of these programs can also be obtained at I-CAR's Enhanced Delivery courses and programs listing. |
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2002 I-CAR INTERNATIONAL ANNUAL MEETING - AWARD PROFILE: CANADA
I-CAR Canada Instructor of the Year Award – Paul Santos
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Paul feels that it is important to support and continue with I-CAR because there is always more to learn. "I want to reach out to repair technicians and pass on the knowledge that I-CAR has to offer. No one is ever too old to learn more and that makes me proud to be an I-CAR instructor," Paul added. Paul also said that he enjoys teaching the many different programs. He believes that the programs are all educational and every class is different because of the different students attending the classes.
Congratulations on your award Paul!
I-CAR Canada Founders Award – Robby Robbs
Robby Robbs was presented with the I-CAR Canada Founders Award at the 2002 I-CAR International Annual Meeting. Robby began taking classes with I-CAR from the very beginning and has been a director for I-CAR Canada the past several years.
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Robby continued by stating that I-CAR addresses a serious need to ensure that those responsible for repairing vehicles and stakeholders in the process can make proper decisions relating to the quality and safety of the repair. He believes that where the insurance and collision industry are polarized by different mandates, common knowledge allows them to work towards a common objective that revolves around the interests and well being of a shared customer.
Thank you for your continued hard work Robby!
The correct movie title for the October contest was "Gone in 60 Seconds."
Now get ready for this month's edition of the contest and try to guess the movie from the description below!
Prizes:
Contest entries must be received by 12:00PM Friday, November 8, 2002 (US Central Time Zone). After collecting all correct entries, three individuals will be randomly selected for prizes. The three lucky winners will each receive one free I-CAR discount coupon. Winners will be notified through e-mail and their names will be published in the following months e-newsletter contest.
Contest Guidelines/Rules:
Good luck and let the movie guessing begin…
This film allows many to relate to the chaotic and stressful times of obtaining one's driver's license and the difference it makes to a teenager's quality of life. When 'Les' falls for a girl named 'Mercedes,' he believes that gaining his driver's license will be his saving grace to win her over. Les tries to impress Mercedes on a date with his grandfather's '72 Cadillac but, to follow any teenager movie, many mishaps occur along the way. The film originally was to be called "To Live And Drive In LA."
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As we introduce new Enhanced Delivery training programs, we will continue to update you on recently completed programs, as well as those in development. For a list of the latest Enhanced Delivery programs available, you can view or download the PDF below. Available programs are highlighted in red. You can also search our online class schedule to find an Enhanced Delivery program near you.
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Enhanced Delivery Courses and Programs Development -04/26/2006 ( 32K) in Adobe Acrobat Format | |
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