Location for Augusta Tech’s expanded automotive training facility revealed
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This is an incredible gift from Jim Hudson and the Augusta National. I’ve often thought that quality technical training is the way forward for many who want something different than the traditional four-year college degree. The “trades” as we have known them are enormously important to our community and beyond. Those jobs require an increasingly higher skilled work force and this gift will enable this to happen. The Augusta community owes a loud expression of gratitude for these important and generous gifts. Thank you!
This is great news and a wonderful reuse of that dealership downtown!
Love it! We sorely need more people going into skilled trades.
Excellent!