The rapid adoption of hybrid and electric vehicle (EV) technologies in recent years compels industry leaders and educators to rethink current approaches to automotive instruction, ensuring the next generation of skilled technicians is equipped to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving industry. This project at Jefferson Community and Technical College (JCTC) will provide students and educators at both secondary and post-secondary levels with tools to advance their understanding of EV safety, maintenance, and repair. By developing instructional materials that allow instructors to leverage existing resources, this project enhances curriculum access and empowers institutions to keep pace with technological advancements. Over the course of the project 120 secondary and 90 post-secondary students will gain valuable, industry-aligned education and credentials that prepare them for high-demand, sustainable careers in the automotive sector. By fostering innovation and creating new educational pathways, the project contributes to meeting regional and national workforce needs. The project's overall goal is to create a scalable and comprehensive program to train students for careers in hybrid and EV technologies. To that end, JCTC will establish its first Hybrid and EV Technician Certificate, integrating industry-driven skills, safety standards, and evidence-based teaching practices. The College will expand its Industry Advisory Committee (IAC) by 12 additional members to broaden in