Arkansas HVACR NewsMagazine May 2022

HVACR NewsMagazine May 2022

education News

training in the future. Funding came through the Association and the Department of Occupational Skills Development as part of a Train the Trainer program in the fall of 2021. As stated in their Vision, Northwest Technical Institute is dedicated to empowering diverse

NWTI Receives $1,000 Student Scholarship plus Equipment Eric Schein, instructor; Dr. Jim Rollins, President; and Michael Dewberry, Director of Apprenticeship and Workforce Training; received a $1,000.00 check from the Arkansas HVACR Association as seed money to build a scholarship fund for students attending the NWTI HVACR program. Dr. Rollins is an important supporter of HVACR education as well as hosts Arkansas HVACR Association schools at NWTI facilities. He frequently says “ It is a Partnership. ” The funds were a “ Thank You Gift ” made possible by Instructor Eric Schein including “ Residential

student populations to realize their potential by providing quality and affordable life-changing learning experiences in a safe environment. The philosophy of the postsecondary career and technical schools in the State of Arkansas is to serve the training needs of all individuals who wish to enter a recognized occupation or, for those who have already entered an occupation, to upgrade or update their occupational skills and knowledge so that they may achieve stability or advancement in employment and to provide academic

instructions so that they may attain advancement or create for themselves a better life .

Commissioning: The Arkansas Model ” into one of his classes. This program teaches the importance of digital tools in assuring the capacity and efficiency of installed HVAC systems. It is the future of the HVAC industry so his students have an advantage as they enter the workforce. In addition to the scholarship gift, the Association also presented NWTI with over $3,400.00 in digital and blue tooth tools to help Instructor, Eric Schein, continue the

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