PROSSER, Wash. — As part of its ongoing effort to support industry education, the Society of Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS) announced at its board meeting held during the 2010 SEMA Show that it will begin picking up the membership cost for educational facilities that provide a collision repair vocational or technical program.
This offer is effective immediately to all schools that complete the Collision Repair Education Foundation‘s online School Solutions Survey.
SCRS currently counts a handful of vo-tech schools among its membership, but said it hopes this offer will increase the number of schools that become active SCRS members. The group said this will give the society the chance to expand communications within the technical education sector, providing a more direct opportunity to acquaint students with the viability of today’s collision repair industry as a place to build a satisfying, long-lasting professional career.
