Auto Care Careers Offers On-Campus Recruiting Opportunities

Auto Care Careers Offers On-Campus Recruiting Opportunities

Working directly with the educational institution or through an industry company, Auto Care Careers on Campus will provide the tools and resources necessary to conduct on-campus events, whether in the classroom or as part of a career fair.


As part of its ongoing recruiting and job placement efforts, Auto Care Careers has expanded its college and vocational school outreach to include Auto Care Careers on Campus. This new program partners with universities, colleges and vocational schools to promote the thriving auto care industry as a dynamic place to work.

“The auto care industry has a great story to tell students, teachers and career counselors about the exciting career paths available to them in a wide variety of fields, from accounting and engineering to manufacturing and logistics,” said Bill Hanvey, president and CEO of the Auto Care Association. “We have already conducted successful on-campus recruiting events in Pennsylvania and Florida and look forward to bringing the Auto Care Careers on Campus program to more colleges, universities and vocational schools across the country.

Working directly with the educational institution or through an industry company, Auto Care Careers on Campus will provide the tools and resources necessary to conduct on-campus events, whether in the classroom or as part of a career fair. To date, Auto Care Careers on Campus events have been held at Grove City College in Pennsylvania and the University of North Florida, and an event is scheduled for May 17-18 at the University of Northwestern Ohio.

To host an Auto Care Careers on Campus event at a local university, college or vocational school in your area, visit autocarecareers.org/on-campus/ and fill out the online form.

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