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An automotive instructor guides a student wearing safety glasses as they work together under the hood of a vehicle during a hands-on technician training session in a classroom workshop.

News•News/Media Release•July 21, 2026

Ford Joins BlackRock, Google, and Carhartt to Establish Alliance for America’s Skilled Trades

The Ford Motor Company, BlackRock, Google, and Carhartt have established the Alliance for America’s Skilled Trades. The founding partners are all companies that have already shown leadership on the issue.

News•News/Media Release•July 14, 2026

MFTBC Establishes FUSO Academy Dubai Training Center to Strengthen Network Capabilities in Middle East & Africa

Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation’s new FUSO Academy Dubai Training Center will support technical and non-technical capability development. It features enhanced training infrastructure to improve service quality, uptime, and readiness for advanced vehicle technologies.

ASE Education Foundation graphic showing a technician working under a vehicle hood with a socket wrench. Headline announces a $25 million initiative to recruit and train automotive service technicians.

News•News/Media Release•July 9, 2026

ASE Education Foundation Receives $25 Million Federal Grant to Put a New Generation of Service Technicians to Work

The U.S. Department of Labor awarded a $25-million grant to the ASE Education Foundation to fund a four-year program to help employers hire and retain new auto, collision, and truck technicians.

Several open-end wrenches are displayed beside the WrenchWay and ASE logos, illustrating a partnership focused on technician training, certification, and workforce development in the automotive and commercial vehicle repair industry.

News•News/Media Release•July 1, 2026

ASE Acquires WrenchWay, Expanding Its Role as the Industry's Workforce Platform

The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) acquisition of WrenchWay strengthens ASE’s workforce development efforts and accelerates support for current and future service professionals.

Work Truck graphic reading “Getting Real About Retention” with tools NAFA branding.

Articles•Lauren Fletcher•April 13, 2026

Getting Real About Retention, Training, and Accountability

A NAFA 2026 leadership session tackled one of fleet’s biggest challenges head-on, offering practical lessons on technician retention, training, accountability, and shop culture.

Group of automotive technicians in a circle learning during a training class, with three logos across the top of the image.

News•News/Media Release•March 25, 2026

Autel U.S. ADAS Training Program Achieves ASE and I-CAR Accreditation

The Autel Academy ADAS Training Program is now accredited by both the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) and the Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair (I-CAR).

Group in classroom listens as an instructor in front of room demonstrates an air brake system and its components.

News•News/Media Release•February 20, 2026

Bendix Instructors Will Lead 23 In-Person Classes in 11 States

Bendix is offering 16 sessions of its three-day Air Brake Training class, plus two virtual sessions, starting in March.

News•News/Media Release•February 18, 2026

ASE Connects Partners with Worldpac to Support Technician Pipeline Development

ASE Connects is collaborating with Worldpac to help shops, dealerships, and OEMs better connect with education programs to support the technician pipeline.

News•News/Media Release•January 23, 2026

NAFA Expands Technician Training Program at 2026 I&E

NAFA has expanded training opportunities for technicians during its upcoming 2026 Institute & Expo, scheduled for April in Cleveland, Ohio. The Technician Training is open to verified technicians and service professionals.

Background image of a mechanic working on car engine and inset logos and wording about a technician survey and the closing date of Dec. 12.

News•News/Media Release•December 4, 2025

Technician Survey: How Can the Industry Improve?

Technicians, students, and instructors are being asked to participate in the Voice of Technician Survey, which is designed to learn what is working, what is not, and how the industry can improve.

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