CSI & GM Strengthen Automotive Program with Donations
CSI and GM Continue Longstanding Partnership with Recent Donations
TWIN FALLS, ID – General Motors (GM) recently donated five vehicles and ten brand-new engines to the College of Southern Idaho (CSI) Automotive Service Educational Program (ASEP), including 2022 and 2023 models from GMC and Chevrolet. These donations ensure CSI's ASEP students can learn the latest advanced systems, preparing them for successful careers at GM dealerships and AC Delco repair facilities.
The College of Southern Idaho and GM have had a 42-year partnership that uniquely positions CSI as Idaho's only manufacturer-supported automotive training program. This long-standing collaboration continues to provide CSI students with vital tools and vehicles for hands-on learning using the latest automotive technologies.
The ASEP program integrates classroom learning with paid internships at GM facilities, leading to near-universal employment for graduates. This seamless school-to-work transition underscores the powerful impact of the over four-decade partnership, shaping Idaho's automotive workforce.
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