CAI staff and alumni attended IMPORTFEST at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on Sat. Sept.6, 2008.
This event is the largest Sport Compact Car event in Canada. CAI was thrilled to be a part of it.
View pictures from the event under Recent Photos.
Students from Georgian’s CAI and CAPE met with Ralph Gilles, lead designer on Dodge Ram and the award-winning Chrysler 300, on Feb.12th, a few days before the Canadian International (Toronto) Auto Show opened.
Annual CAI Student Career Fair a success!
21 Automotive companies attended the event on May 13 ready to hire CAI grads.
Some exhibitors’ included: UAP Inc./NAPA Auto Parts, Discount Car & Truck Rentals, VFC Inc., Reynolds & Reynolds, Industrial Alliance Pacific Insurance & Financial Services, Tenneco Automotive, Phaeton Automotive Group, The Humberview Group, Mercedes Benz Financial, Mercedes Benz Canada, BMW Group Financial Services Canada, Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Dixie Auto Group, Hyundai Auto Canada Corp., Tony Graham Automotive Group, Wood Automotive Group, Autodata Solutions, Action Van & Truck World, Automall Network, Boost Motor Group, Ideal Honda.
View pictures from this event below under Recent Photos.
Many fresh new faces speckled the crowd at the recent YES and AXIS Conferences in Toronto. Over 50 students from Georgian College’s Canadian Automotive Institute (CAI) in Barrie participated in the events, thanks to subsidization from NAPA Auto Parts.
Fall graduates at Georgian College’s Canadian Automotive Institute (CAI) content with following the road of “status quo” may eventually reach a dead-end in their careers, according to one of the industry’s top executives in Canada.
Bill Osborne, President and CEO of Ford Canada, recently took time out from manning the helm of the company’s fourth-largest manufacturing market to discuss emerging trends in automotive manufacturing and marketing with students in the Centre for Automotive Parts Expertise (CAPE) and the Canadian Automotive Institute (CAI) at the Barrie Campus.
Nov 24/06
Georgian College’s Canadian Automotive Institute (CAI) students stand to benefit from a recent donation by Toyota Canada Inc. The endowment, worth $150,000 was established to support and encourage outstanding students studying in automotive programs at Georgian. This means that six students per year will be awarded scholarships to help finance their education.
Nov 14/06
Joe Prossler, founder of three auto dealerships in London, Ontario (Mazda, Chrysler and Subaru), presented a cheque for $19,000 to Georgian College’s Canadian Automotive Institute (CAI) on behalf of the Canadian Association of Japanese Automobile Dealers (CAJAD). The money will go toward an endowed scholarship for students in CAI programs.
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