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From accidents to storm damage, rust, corrosion, acid rain and harsh sunlight, the factors that can damage a vehicle are abundant. No matter what they drive - a sports car, family sedan, pick-up, or mini-van - when vehicle owners go in for repairs or service, they want the job done right. To ensure top-notch service, a repair shop depends on the skills of its technicians. That's why Texas State Technical College designed the Auto Collision & Management Technology (ACM) program to provide students with unique opportunities to build skills and learn techniques. You can gain hands-on experience in TSTC's laboratories that mirror top repair shops in the industry - laboratories such as those in the $2.1 million, 40,000-square-foot state-of-the-art Transportation Technologies Center. TSTC's Auto Collision & Management Technology program features advanced curriculum and technology, industry involvement, expert faculty, exceptional facilities and equipment. The faculty are ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certified and I-CAR (Inter-industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair) trained - adding depth to the program with industry experience. ASE also awarded ACM its Chairman's Award for its “excellence in the training and education of automotive technicians.” Recognized throughout the nation for superior educational training, the ACM program offers “forward thinking,” top-of-the-line tools and techniques. 50,000th I-CAR Point Awarded to TSTC Waco Graduate
TSTC's Auto Collision department has two vehicles for sale under sealed
bids. Bids will open on Nov. 12 and close at 5 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 16.
Please complete and return the bid sheet no later than 5 p.m. on Friday,
Nov. 16, 2007 to the TSTC Auto Collision department, 200 Bolling Dr., Waco,
TX 76705.
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