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The ASE Education Foundation has officially opened the nomination period for its 2026 Instructor of the Year award. This distinguished honor seeks to celebrate the exceptional educators within secondary and post-secondary automotive technology programs that hold ASE accreditation.
The award highlights instructors who demonstrate outstanding dedication to their students and the industry. Ideal candidates are those who excel in the classroom, foster strong industry partnerships, and actively contribute to the advancement of automotive education. Their work is crucial in preparing a skilled workforce to meet the evolving technological demands of the transportation sector.
Nominations for the 2026 award cycle must be submitted by an official at the nominee’s educational institution. The process requires a detailed submission packet that showcases the instructor’s teaching philosophy, program achievements, and commitment to professional development. A selection committee will review all applications, with the winner announced next year.
This recognition underscores the foundational role instructors play in shaping future technicians. By honoring their innovation and passion, the ASE Education Foundation aims to elevate the standards and perception of automotive career training nationwide.
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