Rev Up Your Future: Careers in Automotive Performance and Evaluation

March 20, 2025

Zoom webinar

Contact: Laurie Rivetto

Through the partnership of Toyota and Michigan 4-H, youth will experience a variety of career paths in the automotive industry as well as building workforce readiness skills to take on their goals and feel beyond ready for the future.  Skilled trade positions and apprentice experiences will be highlighted. 

This webinar series will be presented January- May of 2025 with a small incentive for anyone who attends all five sessions, either live or by watching the recording, by May 27.  A valid mailing address must be provided to receive the incentive.

If a school or youth group setting is watching together, please contact Laurie Rivetto at rivettoL@msu.edu for more information on how to ensure youth participants receive credit.

All webinars and incentives are FREE and provided by generous support from Toyota.

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