All students who take a Subject Specific class are eligible to earn 0.5 of a Continuing Education Credits (CEU).
You must score 80% or higher to obtain a passing mark for the class. This completion entitles you to receive a certificate of achievement. This certificate will also highlight the number of CEU’s you have earned.
He Who Stops to Ponder…
He Who Stops to Ponder… In this week’s bonus blog, a friend of Ron’s in Hawaii sent him the text below. Please read on for “He Who Stops to Ponder…” He who stops to ponder and think will generally come out ahead. When Gandhi was studying law at University College, London, a Caucasian professor, whose […]
Equipment Labor Shortage Challenges and Solutions for 2024
Equipment Labor Shortage Challenges and Solutions for 2024 Guest writer Greg Grady writes today about the new year just around the corner in “Equipment Labor Shortage Challenges and Solutions for 2024.” Finding out how technology, including automation, can help address heavy equipment workforce shortages in 2024 and beyond. In 2024, the heavy equipment rental and […]
More, Better, and Creative
More, Better, and Creative Courtesy of the Water Well Journal, Editor Thad Plumley provides this week’s guest blog post in “More, Better, and Creative.” I spoke years ago with the manager of a book warehouse whose workforce mostly consisted of temporary employees. I asked why he didn’t have more full-timers and was told the workers […]
Top Three Reasons to Skip the University System
Top Three Reasons to Skip the University System Guest writer Isaac Rollor shares some different options in 2023 for high school graduates in “Top Three Reasons to Skip the University System.” Top three reasons to skip the university system and pursue a heavy equipment career in 2023. Imagine yourself as an 18-year-old high school graduate […]
Changes in Learning
Changes in Learning Today, our Founder Ron Slee writes a blog post on the many changes in learning. He also makes a few grumbles about how his family gives him a hard time! It has been some time since I wrote a blog on employee development. It is unusual for me not to be sharing […]
Can’t Find Technicians?
Can’t Find Technicians? Guest writer Alex Kraft challenges the pattern of blaming entire generations of people for labor shortages in his blog post “Can’t Find Technicians?” I get a chuckle when I hear the narrative around “can’t find people who want to be a diesel technician.” I’ve heard it since the day I started my […]