At Sheehy Ford of Ashland, fostering student interest in the automotive industry is a top priority. Through the Caroline County Public Schools Work-Based Learning program, the dealership has welcomed several high school students into apprenticeship and externship programs. Current participants, Michael Leitch and Keegan Nevitt, are gaining invaluable hands-on experience, while Brady Anderson recently completed a successful externship, further demonstrating the program’s impact.
These partnerships provide students with real-world learning opportunities, equipping them with essential skills and insights into the automotive field. By connecting directly with local schools, Sheehy Ford of Ashland is not only supporting the education of these students but also inspiring a future generation of skilled technicians. Their involvement highlights the dealership’s commitment to strengthening the community and investing in its workforce.
The program is a win-win for everyone involved. It helps Sheehy Ford of Ashland identify and recruit qualified technicians while supporting the growth and education of local high school students. By combining creativity and community engagement, the dealership is shaping a brighter future for the automotive industry and the next generation of professionals.
