Inspire the next generation of techs through School Assist
ASE and WrenchWay have partnered to make it easier for the best shops and dealerships to help high school and post-secondary automotive, diesel, and tech ed programs.
How it works
Multiple schools on one platform
We work with more than 3,000 schools on School Assist, with new schools joining every day. If you have schools you'd like to see join the program, let us know. We'll work to get them signed up. It's free for schools to use.
Schools post program updates and requests
At the beginning of each semester, schools post requests for things they could use help with from the industry. This may include on-site tours, job shadows, guest speakers, parts or tool donations, part-time employment for students, etc. They also post updates about their program, such as the number of students enrolled, classes offered, career day dates, and more.
Shops assist with school requests
Shops scroll through school requests and program updates. Shops can message the school directly within School Assist if they can help. Even if a school doesn't have an open request, shops can message them if they'd like to work together. Shops can also post any available resources they have to offer. Instructors can browse the listed resources and message the shops.
Log activities and earn awards
Shops log all of the school activities they have participated in. This can include activities initiated on School Assist and activities done outside of School Assist. Complete enough activities to qualify for our School Assist All-Star Awards.
Sign up your shop today
$750 / year
Pricing is for single-location shops. Contact us for multi-location rates. School Assist is free for schools.
NEW! School Assist All-Star Awards
Shops and schools on School Assist now qualify for the School Assist All-Star awards, which recognize the collaborative efforts to inspire and attract more students to the automotive and diesel industries.
Contact WrenchWay
Email: [email protected]
Website: wrenchway.com/school-assist