by Rebecca A. Fratzke
TEEX is where real-life heroes go to receive training.
As one of the largest states in the US, Texas
has a reputation for doing everything big—big
cattle, big hats, big people, big business, etc. This
applies to education as well, such as the
extensive programs found at the Texas Engineering
Extension Service (TEEX). TEEX is a member of the Texas A&M University System, which is one of the largest education systems in the US. Famous for its
hands-on training, TEEX offers
specialized training programs for people wanting to improve their skills and those looking for a
trade. In 2010
alone, TEEX helped over 194,000 people improve themselves through education.
In total, the A&M System
touches more than 22 million lives worldwide each year. Students come
from all over the globe and
every walk of life to get the TEEX experience.
TEEX has
been around for over 80 years, and its goals have remained the same. From protecting the environment to developing economic growth, TEEX promotes educational training as a way to improve the world one job
at a time. By creating a strong and
knowledgeable workforce at the
core, a better
foundation is given to everyone to start on. TEEX's achievements can be
appreciated in everyday things we
take for granted, such as water.
Thanks to TEEX's training, we're all drinking cleaner glasses full of it.
Some of the top programs offered at TEEX are for fire services,
homeland security,
public safety and security, and search and rescue. In fire services, students are given
comprehensive fire fighter training. In fact, since 1929, TEEX has had the best fire training for emergency
responders available.
Even so, the program that
puts TEEX
on the map is search and rescue because it leads the world in
preparing for the worst.
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