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2024 ATTI Instructor training courses announced!

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AMATROL INSTRUCTOR TRAINING 2024

Amatrol recognizes the importance of well-trained teaching staff for successful technology learning programs. With over 20 years of experience and a commitment to instructor training, Amatrol offers year-round courses through the Amatrol Technical Training Institute (ATTI) in Jeffersonville, Indiana that can be experienced at a variety of US locations. These courses cover technical subject matter and the implementation of Amatrol learning systems, making them ideal for teachers' professional development. ATTI courses are open to all school teaching staff, regardless of whether they own Amatrol Learning Systems, and are scheduled regularly for convenient attendance before teaching a new course or updating existing skills.

Strong curriculum, excellent instructors, skilled students

A 20-Year Commitment to Training Excellence

ATTI courses cover technical subjects and Amatrol learning system implementation, benefiting teachers' professional development and enhancing their skills.

  • Basic Programmable Controllers, Fluid Power, Foundation Technologies, HVACR, Mastering Manufacturing, Industry 4.0 Fundamentals, Mechanical Dives, Mechatronics, Motor Control, Process Control, Robotics, see full list... 
  • Locations: Indiana, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, and Illinois 
  • From June through August 2023
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Industrial Certifications

Amatrol also offers in-house training for Industrial Certifications. Here are the sessions for 2024:

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