This free four-course training program is designed to support technicians and garage owners by providing proven techniques and expert advice needed to be successfully in the current aftermarket.
Delphi Product & Service Solutions announces the Delphi Training Series, a new instructor-led training webinar series. This free four-course training program is designed to support technicians and garage owners by providing proven techniques and expert advice needed to be successfully in the current aftermarket.
“Cars coming into shops today are equipped with complex electronic systems that require a new level of education for technicians to ensure they can effectively diagnose and resolve issues,” said Delphi instructor Dave Hobbs. “We’ve specially designed these one-hour courses to prepare technicians and garage owners on how to handle some of the most common topics facing the aftermarket today.”
Delphi Training Series Schedule
June 10: Diagnosing GDI – Gas Direct Injection
June 29: Increasing Car Count AND Profits – Building Relationships and Selling Preventative Maintenance
Aug. 12: Promoting and Profiting with Hybrids
Sept. 9: Reducing OBD II Comebacks with Mode $06
Detailed course descriptions and registration links will be provided monthly through Delphi’s Facebook page (facebook.com/DelphiAutoParts).
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