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ATMC National Excellence in Training Awards

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Excellence Award_Edit copyThe Automotive Training Managers Council (ATMC) has issued a call for entries for the 2014 National Excellence in Training Awards. The annual program is designed to highlight the importance of training to the success of the transportation industry by honoring highly effective or innovative training programs  The awards are open to any person or entity providing training in the industry.

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The submissions are judged by an ATMC panel and awards are presented to programs that meet a prescribed level of excellence based upon several criteria, including the program overview, needs analysis, learning objectives, program materials/elements, delivery methods, measurement of the program’s effectiveness and program maintenance.

The 2013 National Excellence in Training Awards recipients include Bridgestone Retail Operations, Coordinating Committee for Automotive Repair, KPA, National Alternative Fuels Training Consortium, NAPA Auto Parts, NAPA Auto Tech, and Penske Truck Leasing.

The application process is free to all ATMC members; $150 for non-members. The deadline to apply is Sept. 1. Awards will be presented in a special ceremony during the ATMC reception November 5th during Industry Week in Las Vegas.

For more information or an application, see the Awards tab at www.atmc.org or call 703-669-6670.

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