Automotive Training Academy, Inc.
P.O. Box 11707
Merrillville, IN 46411
Phone: (219) 487-6963 Contact Via Email
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Welcome
Automotive Training Academy, Inc. (ATA) is a 501(c) (3) organization. Our goal is to give the community good quality auto service.
ATA plan to offer the highest quality and the lastest in automotive information and techniques, while teaching, current trends and developments in the automotive industry.
Automotive Training Academy will use funds to provide individuals from low-income familes in Northwest Indiana and surrounding areas with the opprtunity to educate and train both youth, men and women in the automotive industry, with the aim of preparing them for employment or re-entering employment. These activities will help provide a solution for the growing problem of unemployment and proverty line status in Northwest Indiana and the surronding areas.
ATA has setup an initial base for our organization, to obtain the necessary learning tools and equipment for hands-on training in automotive field. Other classes will be online.
Students interested in an automotive career may enroll with Automotive Training Academy (ATA). ATA training programs give students an opportunity to keep up with changing technology and earn certitication that gives them an edge in a job search and also may boost their salary.
Students who complete ATA program for the collision repair and refinishing receive certification the demonstrates to prospective employers their training.
ATA need your help in sponsoring students. Your contributions will encourage the students to pursue their dream of education and prepare for their furture. You may sponsor several students; partiall sponsor or simply make a contribution toward the scholarship fund program.
Automotive Training Academy scholarship fund program will help students with low-income in Northwest Indiana and the surrounding areas, in educating and hands-on training skills.
Employment opportunities for students without skills are becoming more limited as low skill positions are being moved to other countries. Students seeking high skill, or higher wage jobs need more training skills.
