Universal Technical Institute: Universal Technical Institute's education manager, Matt Greenspan, tells Cars.com that ongoing, proactive automotive upkeep is the best way to save money, and ensure your car can survive even the coldest of winters: "If you stay up on your scheduled maintenance activities, your car will be ready for whatever extreme weather comes your way, Greenspan said.
Universal Technical Institute: WGN's Ana Belaval was on-site at UTI-Lisle this morning for some winter car care tips. Watch Complete Segment: WGN Morning News, "Tips on Winterizing Your Car," December 1, 2015
Universal Technical Institute: "Local Job Seekers Urged to Consider Auto Tech"When looking for careers with promising futures, industry officials are encouraging job-seekers to consider the field of automotive technology.To address what is being a “skills gap” in the industry, with too few qualified candidates available for the number of technician jobs available, new classes are starting
Universal Technical Institute: Industry trade publication, Fleet Owner, highlights the proactive efforts employers are utilizing to close the skills gap by hosting technicain competitions and underwriting scholarships: "Ryder has also announced it has donated $20,000 to the Universal Technical Institute Foundation to help meet the urgent and growing demand for trained diesel technicians. The funds will support students who attend
Universal Technical Institute: After the death of his parents, UTI-Lisle graduate, P.J. Whipson, is raising money to attend an elite auto-repair program: "My motivator is pretty much just my past life," said Whipson, now 20, of Crystal Lake. "It was pretty rough ... my mom being sick all the time. My brother and I were taking care
Universal Technical Institute: In an industry that has more job openings than qualified applicants, UTI prepares its technicians for unparalleled success: "The nation's demand for auto mechanics is expected to grow nearly 20 percent in the next few years and while there are thousands searching for jobs in the Stateline, shop owners say they can't fill
Universal Technical Institute:Universal Technical Institute graduates are blazing the trail for women in the auto mechanic and service technician industries:"I've always loved doing hands-on stuff, taking things apart and putting them back together, and just seeing how they work" said Mykalena Kopystynsky, a UTI alum and current mechanic at Cummins NPower. Read MoreChicago Sun-Times "Women at