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New Caliber Collision Academy Gives Ft. Carson Soldiers Collision Repair Training Opportunity

September 13, 2018 By CollisionWeek Editor

Caliber Collision announced the opening of its Changing Lanes Falcon Academy, a training program for Ft. Carson soldiers nearing the completion of their military service, to learn skills for a successful new career in the fast-growing collision repair industry.

Caliber Collision Centers logoApplications are now being accepted for Changing Lanes Falcon Academy classes. The first cohort started August 28 with additional classes every seven weeks with 14 positions available in each.  Participants in Changing Lanes receive free training, certification and employment opportunities prior to transitioning out of the U.S. Armed Forces. 

Upon successful completion of the 18-week program, which consists of a combination

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