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Leaders from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks visit Ozarks Technical Community College’s Center for Workforce Development on December 15 to experience OTC’s new training simulator for its Transport Training Institute. The simulator was purchased with the state of Missouri’s Training for Tomorrow grant dollars, a contribution from an OTC Foundation donor, and a grant from CFO. The simulator will be used by TTI instructors to help train semi-truck drivers and law enforcement officials in “real-world” driving situations.

Leaders from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks visit Ozarks Technical Community College’s Center for Workforce Development on December 15 to experience OTC’s new training simulator for its Transport Training Institute. The simulator was purchased with the state of Missouri’s Training for Tomorrow grant dollars, a contribution from an OTC Foundation donor, and a grant from CFO. The simulator will be used by TTI instructors to help train semi-truck drivers and law enforcement officials in “real-world” driving situations.

Leaders from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks visit Ozarks Technical Community College’s Center for Workforce Development on December 15 to experience OTC’s new training simulator for its Transport Training Institute. The simulator was purchased with the state of Missouri’s Training for Tomorrow grant dollars, a contribution from an OTC Foundation donor, and a grant from CFO. The simulator will be used by TTI instructors to help train semi-truck drivers and law enforcement officials in “real-world” driving situations.

Leaders from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks visit Ozarks Technical Community College’s Center for Workforce Development on December 15 to experience OTC’s new training simulator for its Transport Training Institute. The simulator was purchased with the state of Missouri’s Training for Tomorrow grant dollars, a contribution from an OTC Foundation donor, and a grant from CFO. The simulator will be used by TTI instructors to help train semi-truck drivers and law enforcement officials in “real-world” driving situations.

Leaders from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks visit Ozarks Technical Community College’s Center for Workforce Development on December 15 to experience OTC’s new training simulator for its Transport Training Institute. The simulator was purchased with the state of Missouri’s Training for Tomorrow grant dollars, a contribution from an OTC Foundation donor, and a grant from CFO. The simulator will be used by TTI instructors to help train semi-truck drivers and law enforcement officials in “real-world” driving situations.

Leaders from the Community Foundation of the Ozarks visit Ozarks Technical Community College’s Center for Workforce Development on December 15 to experience OTC’s new training simulator for its Transport Training Institute. The simulator was purchased with the state of Missouri’s Training for Tomorrow grant dollars, a contribution from an OTC Foundation donor, and a grant from CFO. The simulator will be used by TTI instructors to help train semi-truck drivers and law enforcement officials in “real-world” driving situations.

CFO visits OTC

Posted online August 5, 2017 | 11:02 pm

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