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New at TechForce | October 2024

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💰 Contests – $8K in Prizes Tech students, instructors, and working techs—don’t miss out on 4 exciting contests with  $8,000 in prizes! Enter today in the TechForce network.
🎤 Young Tech Survey High schoolers, student techs, and working techs (first 3 years), we need your voice! Instructors who help and let us know in the network can earn $200.
🔧 New Jobs in TechForce Check out the new Jobs tab in TechForce! Whether you’re just starting or looking for your next role, find your match now.
💸 $4M in Scholarships Ready to fund your future? With $4 million in scholarships available, now’s the time to apply and kickstart your career.
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"By connecting students, instructors, industry pros and working techs, the TechForce Foundation provides unilateral support to the transportation industry’s technician recruiting needs… The administration of our Scholarships by the TechForce team has been instrumental in delivering us with a successful method to gain interest from qualified candidates as well as provide our students with additional assistance to complete their education."
Tony Farr
Ford Technical Programs Manager