REGINA – Saskatchewan Government Insurance (SGI) is funding a pilot project for a new pre-employment auto body repair program at the Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies.
The Crown insurer is providing almost 80-thousand dollars to develop and deliver the program.
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SGI will also host the first wave of students at its claims technical research facility in Regina to give them six weeks of hands-on experience.
The program is designed to prepare students for employment opportunities and to increase the number of auto body repair technicians in Saskatchewan.
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