The RV Technical Institute (RVTI) recently attended the 32nd annual Pennsylvania Association of Career and Technical Administrators symposium.
According to the News & Insights report of the RV Industry Association, the event was held earlier this month. It provided a platform for high school and university exhibitors to showcase their vocational-technical programs.
The RVTI, the RV industry’s gold standard training curriculum, continuously used the event to recruit more people into the RV technician field.
Attendees, including high school administrators and career technician school administrators, were provided with information on the RV technician career path, including recent high school graduates interested in skilled trades.
The RVTI’s team at the event, Halle Edmister and James Lubomski spoke with decision-makers for Pennsylvania school systems and offered information on the RV technician career path.
Edmister, the Institute’s account specialist, said, “Many high schoolers are interested in an alternative career path to higher education, and events like this help provide them with information on all of the trade opportunities that are available to them after graduation,” Edmister said.
“Our team at the Institute was happy to offer information on the RV technician career path to interested attendees. We enjoyed the Pennsylvania Association of Career and Technical Administrators’ symposium, and we look forward to attending their future events.”
The RVTI’s presence at events like the Pennsylvania Association of Career and Technical Administrators’ symposium is part of its efforts to promote career and technical education and recruit more people into the RV technician field. The Institute continues attending similar events to showcase its programs and provide information on the RV technician field as a viable career path.
The Pennsylvania Association of Career and Technical Administrators promotes excellence in career and technical education as an integral part of the state system of economic and workforce development.
The symposium is an opportunity for exhibitors to share information on vocational-technical programs and for attendees to learn about career paths in skilled trades.
By providing information on the RV technician career path, the Institute recruits more people and promotes career and technical education.
The Institute’s continued presence at such events is expected to encourage career paths in skilled trades further and provide information on viable alternatives to higher education.