Front Range Community College, Mazda partner on auto-tech education
FORT COLLINS — Front Range Community College and Mazda North American Operations are partnering on the Mazda Automotive Student Training program to offer automotive technology students “access to Mazda-specific online and hands-on training, cutting-edge diagnostic tools and current model-year vehicles provided directly by Mazda,” the school said in a news release.
Additionally, Mazda is “providing specialized tools, diagnostic software, service information and training materials that mirror what technicians use in Mazda dealerships across the country — including access to the company’s vehicle information system and learning management system,” the release said.
The MAST program will be open to auto-tech students this fall.
Front Range Community College and Mazda North American Operations are partnering on the Mazda Automotive Student Training program to offer automotive technology students “access to Mazda-specific online and hands-on training, cutting-edge diagnostic tools and current model-year vehicles provided directly by Mazda,” the school said in a news release.
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