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ATMC Webinar Schedule All webinars will take place at 4 pm EST Sept 23 CraneMorley, "Mixed Reality: How New technologies are Revolutionizing the Training Industry" View a recording of the webinar Sept 30 Open Discussion Forum - What have we been doing during the COVID restrictions to survive or thrive? Oct 7 Latitude Learning, "Extended Enterprise Learning: Building Capability and Driving Performance Across the Value Chain" Oct 14 Bill Heacock, "Online Facilitation Skills: How to be a Dynamic and Engaging Online Instructor" Summary notes for presentation Oct 21 Dave Milne, "2020 ATMC Training Benchmarks Survey" (and announcement of the 2020 ATMC National Excellence in Training award winners) Slide deck from the presentation Oct 28 Open Discussion Forum - What is your new normal? ATMC 2020 Training Benchmarks Survey The ASE Training Managers Council (ATMC) conducts annual parallel surveys with training providers and training consumers to establish training benchmarks within the Auto and Heavy-Vehicle Service and Repair Industry. The surveys are designed to establish a series of metrics to help the industry recognize trends, provide a comparison standard, and align the offerings of training providers with the needs of training consumers. View the Results From the 2020 Survey View the results of the ATMC Training Benchmarks Survey
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ATMC 2020 Conference Postponed Our 2020 Conference Sponsors See Conference Presentations from 2019 Congratulations 2020 National Excellence in Training Award Winners! The ASE Training Managers Council is pleased to announce the 2020 winners of the prestigious ATMC National Excellence in Training Awards. Capturing the Grand Award for a fourth time is Motor Coach Industries for their High Voltage Safety Program, submitted by Scott Crawford, MCI's Technical Training Manager. Also receiving an ATMC award this year is Subaru of America for their program Continuously Variable Transmission Diagnosis, submitted by the Field Training Service Manager, Rene Galvez. Another award goes to Allison Transmission for their Instructor led training for maintenance and overhaul of the 3000/4000 family of transmissions, submitted by Todd Dawn, Manager, Global Product Training and Technical Publications. |
ATMC LinkedIn Discussion Group
This is a closed group so after joining Linkedin you will need to search the Groups category for the ASE Training Managers Council and request permission to join. All involved in training are welcome!