BMW of North America announced the openings of two new auto service and collision repair technician training facilities in Spartanburg, S.C. and Atlanta, Ga., and the expansion of training capacity in Ontario, Calif. and at the company’s headquarters in Woodcliff Lake, N.J. The $56 million investment will support the development of new and existing technicians for employment at BMW and MINI dealers in the U.S. through several programs including BMW Group University’s flagship Service Technician Education Program (STEP).
Aspiring BMW collision repair technicians have new opportunities to pursue a career in the collision repair industry with new location in Spartanburg,
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