Republishing the press release of EFI University
June 28, 2006 (Press Release) --
“We are very excited to be offering international training programs all across the Australian Continent beginning in July of 2005,” said Benjamin Strader, founder of EFI University in an interview this week. “We are very proud of the work being accomplished by Pat Cahill and the gang at Competition Systems, and we are confident that EFI University will experience tremendous growth through the coming years with them on our team.”
Patrick Cahill, Managing Director of Competition Systems, a race car preparation and management company located in Seaford, VIC, was appointed earlier this year as head of Australian operations for EFI University. He has been working continuously to solidify relations with local manufacturers of EFI programming, testing and related equipment in an attempt to establish EFI University as a leader in Electronic Fuel Injection training throughout Australia.
EFI University released the first four dates and locations for their 2005 schedule of classes on June 20th, which include both the popular EFI-101 class, and the challenging EFI-Advanced course to be held in the Melbourne and Sydney regions.
“We are also working diligently to add more dates and locations for the end of 2005 to include places like Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, and Auckland, New Zealand,” said Pat Cahill in a phone interview just after the current schedule was released.
“We could not have done this without the tremendous support we have been receiving from companies such as Haltech, DynoDynamics, and Race Fuels. These companies and many others have offered their support in an effort to improve the overall level of skilled technicians in the EFI tuning industry, and we plan to make every effort to reward them by sending out many more qualified individuals to work in the field using their products.”
For more information regarding the EFI University scheduled dates and locations visit www.efi101.com.
Patrick Cahill, Managing Director of Competition Systems, a race car preparation and management company located in Seaford, VIC, was appointed earlier this year as head of Australian operations for EFI University. He has been working continuously to solidify relations with local manufacturers of EFI programming, testing and related equipment in an attempt to establish EFI University as a leader in Electronic Fuel Injection training throughout Australia.
EFI University released the first four dates and locations for their 2005 schedule of classes on June 20th, which include both the popular EFI-101 class, and the challenging EFI-Advanced course to be held in the Melbourne and Sydney regions.
“We are also working diligently to add more dates and locations for the end of 2005 to include places like Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, and Auckland, New Zealand,” said Pat Cahill in a phone interview just after the current schedule was released.
“We could not have done this without the tremendous support we have been receiving from companies such as Haltech, DynoDynamics, and Race Fuels. These companies and many others have offered their support in an effort to improve the overall level of skilled technicians in the EFI tuning industry, and we plan to make every effort to reward them by sending out many more qualified individuals to work in the field using their products.”
For more information regarding the EFI University scheduled dates and locations visit www.efi101.com.
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