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MACS Introduces Online E-Learning Training Classes

MACS, working with Automotive Video Inc. (AVI), can now provide automotive technicians with a variety of relevant training courses that can be viewed online through www.macsw.org or purchased on DVD.

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LANSDALE, Pa. – Online and on-demand training is now available for automotive technicians through the Mobile Air Conditioning Society (MACS) Worldwide website. MACS, working with Automotive Video Inc. (AVI), can now provide automotive technicians with a variety of relevant training courses that can be viewed online through www.macsw.org or purchased on DVD.

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“MACS has enjoyed a long relationship with AVI and we are pleased to provide yet another method to deliver high-quality, mobile air conditioning and other related automotive technical training to our automotive curriculums,” said Elvis Hoffpauir, MACS president and chief operating officer.

MACS members can save 10 percent on these e-learning classes with their MACS member discount. The MACS technical team is currently in production to release more innovative training videos in the year ahead.

To visit the MACS online e-learning portal, visit www.macsw.org and click on the AVI e-learning banner.

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