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Guest Opinion: 10 Things Tech Schools Need to Change in Electrical Training
"We seriously need to change how we do what we do now, and we need to stop using examples in classes that are outdated, ineffective, confusing."
March 30, 2026
Dan Sullivan is the owner of Sullivan Training Systems and an electrical diagnostics trainer.
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Shops Would Do Well to Focus on Culture When Hiring Young Techs, Votech Officials Say
A paycheck isn't everything. Today's diesel tech students view workplace culture as a top consideration.
November 1, 2022
Female diesel tech at UTI working on Cummins engine
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