HUNTINGTON, WV (LOOTPRESS) – Cabell County Schools has announced a new internship opportunity which will be made available for adult automotive technology program students attending the Cabell County Career Technology Center.
Presented through a collaboration with Moses AutoMall of Huntington, the internship will present the opportunity for students to work alongside professional technicians with Moses Automall to receive real-world experience and on-the-job training in their chosen field as part of their studies.
Participating students will receive access to invaluable educational opportunities in their pursuit of certification in the field of automotive technology.
Cabell County Schools shared the news of recent development last week, offering their well wishes to the very first students to participate in the program.
“We are so excited for the first students of this program Abid Surur and Holden Ross and wish them all the best in their studies,” said Cabell Schools in a statement, going on to extend their gratitude to the Moses AutoMall team, as well as Cabell County Career Technology Center staff for their involvement with the program.
“Thanks to Jason Moses and the team at Moses AutoMall for extending this opportunity to our students. We’re also grateful to instructor Lonnie Watts, CCCTC Director Melissa Ash and the team at CCCTC for making this possible. Thank you to board members Linda Childers and Reed Byers for being a part of the celebration.”
Additional information on the adult programs available through the Cabell County Career Technology Center can be found at the Cabell County Schools website.
