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Dealers
Great Lakes Boat Building School expansion receives boost
The “Come Aboard, Launch Careers” capital campaign in support of doubling the instructional infrastructure at the Great Lakes Boat Building…
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MRAA donates $100,000 for workforce development
The Marine Retailers Association of the Americas, as part of its ongoing effort to fuel solutions for the marine industry’s…
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Marine Trades Association of Maryland on-the-job trainee success
The Marine Trades Association of Maryland (MTAM) congratulates Zachary Harrington on the completion of his six-week On-the-Job Training (OJT) with…
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Industry teams up to support service techs
As the marine industry continues to enjoy unprecedented growth, the demand for technicians at both dealerships and service yards continues…
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Massachusetts Marine Trades Association workforce solutions amendment passes
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker signed the 2022 state budget, which included $150,000 in funding for workforce development and career technical…
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ABYC Educator Training Conference gets underway July 20-22
ABYC’s annual Educator Training Conference will be held virtually next week, July 20-22. Designed for high school and post-secondary instructors, as well…
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Manufacturers
Josh Turner of Harbor View Marine completes Yamaha Marine Apprentice Program
Harbor View Marine, in conjunction with Yamaha Marine, announced tthat Josh Turner successfully completed the Yamaha Marine Apprentice Program offered…
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Manufacturers
Yamaha reinforces commitment to workforce development
During a visit with U.S. Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt at Yamaha’s facility in Newnan, Ga., Mike Chrzanowski, president…
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Marine Industries Association hosts Boys and Girls Club members
The Marine Industries Association of South Florida (MIASF) recently welcomed 70 high school students who attend the Boys and Girls…
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Massachusetts continues funding marine industry workforce development
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker formally approved the state’s budget with continued funding for the Massachusetts Marine Trades Association’s (MMTA) Workforce…
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