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Join NBDA Executive Director Heather Mason and Brandon Andrews, Director of the Bicycle Technician Program at Northwest Arkansas Community College (NWACC), for the official launch of the NBDA Certified Bicycle Service Technician Microcredential: a new industry-backed training pathway designed to strengthen bicycle service departments nationwide.
This is designed for professional bicycle technicians seeking to elevate the efficiency, quality, and profitability of their service departments. Through a focused sequence of five skills badges, this program delivers comprehensive training in both technical and operational aspects of modern bicycle service.
During this episode, we’ll walk through the program structure, course details, certifications, and opportunities for your business, as well as how retailers and technicians can enroll today.
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By National Bicycle Dealers Association4.7
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Join NBDA Executive Director Heather Mason and Brandon Andrews, Director of the Bicycle Technician Program at Northwest Arkansas Community College (NWACC), for the official launch of the NBDA Certified Bicycle Service Technician Microcredential: a new industry-backed training pathway designed to strengthen bicycle service departments nationwide.
This is designed for professional bicycle technicians seeking to elevate the efficiency, quality, and profitability of their service departments. Through a focused sequence of five skills badges, this program delivers comprehensive training in both technical and operational aspects of modern bicycle service.
During this episode, we’ll walk through the program structure, course details, certifications, and opportunities for your business, as well as how retailers and technicians can enroll today.
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