The NHADA Education Foundation was excited to be on hand as Ford donated a 5.4L V8 engine to the CRTC Automotive program. The engine will be used to educate, train, and support students in completing Ford service training through the ACE program. Adam Memmolo of Grappone and Ford representatives were on hand to present the engine to CRTC automotive instructor Scott Mayotte and his students.
“This engine is going to be put to great use in our lab and will work in conjunction with the Ford training we are providing students,” said Scott Mayotte. “The partnerships with Ford and Grappone are essential to the success of this program and we are grateful for this generous donation.”
The engine donation included CRTC students & faculty as well as representatives from Ford, Grappone, and NHADA.
The need for qualified technicians is high and this donation is a great example of how industry can have a direct impact on the growth of the automotive workforce. The NHADA Foundation works closely with members and schools to make sure students have the education, resources, and training they need to become qualified members of the workforce. If you or your business are looking for ways to get connected and make an impact, reach out to NHADA Workforce Development Coordinator Kate Amrol by email or call (603) 224-2369.
Students, instructors and industry experts present included:
Brian Lowe and Trevor Braley – Students
Adam Memmolo – Grappone Ford Service Manager
Scott Mayotte – CRTC Auto instructor
Justin Manning – Ford Field Service Engineer
Michael McLean – Ford Field Service Engineer
Kate Amrol – Workforce Development Coordinator
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