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Drake State Holds Signing Day for Students Entering Mazda Toyota Program

October 22, 2020/in News, Automotive, Education/by Gus Wintzell

Drake State Community & Technical College held its first Signing Day Ceremony, but it didn’t have anything to do with athletics.

But a pair of students did commit to going to the next level in their education and careers.

Darise Andrews and Jack Crowley signed on the dotted line and put on their ballcaps as they committed to apprenticeships with Mazda Toyota Manufacturing. They are the first Drake State students to enter the program.

Drake State and Mazda Toyota Manufacturing  developed the apprenticeship program to support workforce needs at the  automotive production plant and provide students with work-based learning  opportunities. 

As student-interns, Andrews and Crowley will attend classes at Drake State two days a week and work at the Mazda Toyota plan three days. They will also be assigned mentors.

 

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