Priya PatelElectude North America has partnered with Advanced Vehicle Technology Group (AVTG) to offer training for its Connect line of training aids. AVTG will provide train-the-trainer sessions for educators planning to teach courses on hybrid and electric vehicles (EVs). The partnership aims to address educators’ lack of hands-on experience and proper equipment to teach about EVs and hybrids. Electude and AVTG will unveil the Connect products and services at the Vision Hi Tech Training and Expo and host a joint webinar on accessing grants for EV training equipment.
Electude joins forces with Advanced Vehicle Technology Group.
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