EVENTS NEWS CEC STUDENTS FACULTY CONTACT LEGISLATORS INDUSTRY Legislators California Energy Commission – Community College Project The “Alternative Fuel and Vehicle Technology Training Enhancement Program” $3 million total funding 15 community colleges funded 756 students/year benefit from purchased equipment & new/modified curriculum 127 faculty trained 160 incumbent transit workers trained California Energy Commission – High School Project The “Clean Fuels Transportation Pilot Career Opportunity Project” $2 million total funding (with augmentation) 28 high schools funded 19 high schools reporting 1,708 students/year enrolled in auto courses with new EV curriculum 36 faculty (high school and community college) trained to date Formerly CETI/ATRE; Our name has changed to better reflect the industry focus of our initiative. LATEST ATL NEWS! ATL Resources Help Girl Scouts Get Moving! Campaig… 05/26/21 Campaign Brings Auto Industry Career Information t… 05/26/21 OCADA Competition Connects Students to Automotive … 05/26/21 Electude Brings Automotive Education to High Schoo… 05/26/21 Regional Strategy Helps Colleges Apply for Funding… 05/26/21 ATL IS THE PLACE TO LAUNCH YOUR AUTOMOTIVE CAREER! Jobs in the automotive and transportation field are numerous. As an automotive student, you can get access to the latest equipment, technology, and automotive designs by taking courses relevant to automotive employment. Community colleges offer courses that are continuously updated on the newest technology to help update your skills. Check out these updated brochures for community college locations where you can become a trained automotive technician! Click here! Advanced Transportation and Logistics Copyright © 2021 All Rights Reserved WCAG 2.0, ATAG 2.0, ADA, & Section 508 Accessibility by UserWay. Click on Icon in upper right corner or type CTRL+U.