Last Thursday, RV Technical Institute’s Senior Manager of Recruitment Justin Rickett spoke to over 500 high schoolers, their families and educators at a virtual fair hosted by TeenLife, RVIA reported recently in its News & Insights. This event represented opportunities such as trade and vocational schools and gap year programs designed specifically for students seeking noncollegiate pathways after high school.
RVTI said it is prioritizing reaching high school students and staff to showcase the viability of a career as a certified RV technician, and this opportunity offers a direct connection with them. TeenLife is one of many trusted sources for resources and opportunities for after high school, and RVTI is tapping into its network.
- RVTI has a listing on TeenLife’s Trade Schools website where families and educators can engage.
- RVTI’s Kevin Phillips Scholarship has been included in a roundup of trade program scholarships.
“The bottom line? RV technicians are in high demand, and an RVTI certification is your path to a stable, future-proof, hands-on career. You don’t have to sit behind a desk to be successful. With RVTI, you can work with your hands, travel and make a great living — all without college debt,” shared Rickett.
