The National RV Training Academy (NRVTA) has named Kylie Blechleto to its student advisors team, where she will work under the leadership of Tonya Taylor, director of student advisors.
Blechleto, originally from Wildwood, Missouri, brings a strong background in retail management, having worked her way up from a cashier to an assistant store manager in both craft and clothing stores. Her experience has given her a unique ability to connect with people, understand their goals and help them make decisions that align with their dreams — making her a perfect fit for assisting students interested in RV technician training and RV tech certification, the academy said.
Her passion for the RV lifestyle began in July 2023, when she and her husband purchased their first RV to travel freely. In November 2023, the couple came to NRVTA’s RV training school, where her husband enrolled in the Advanced RV technician course to become a Certified RV Technician. During their time at the academy, they fell in love with the learning environment, instructors and hands-on approach to RV training classes. They knew NRVTA was the place for them, leading Blechleto to take on a role where she can help others achieve their own success in RV repair training.
Beyond her work at NRVTA, Blechleto has a creative spirit and a love for the outdoors. She dreams of traveling the world as a photographer for National Geographic, capturing stunning landscapes and wildlife. She and her husband officially moved to Athens, Texas, in December 2024, embracing the RV community and the opportunities it offers.
“We are thrilled to have Kylie join our team,” said Taylor. “Her ability to connect with people and her firsthand experience with the NRVTA training programs make her an invaluable resource for students considering a career in the RV industry.
For those considering RV technician/inspector certification or exploring NRVTA reviews to learn more about the academy’s reputation, Blechleto is ready to assist.
For more information about NRVTA and its RV training programs, visit www.nrvta.com.
