Toyota’s Virtual Education Hub Supports E-Learning

If you’ve ever wondered about how Toyota vehicles are designed, Toyota Motor North America’s new virtual education hub has the answer. Visitors to this online learning center have the opportunity to discover many exciting topics, including how the popular Toyota Camry is built or what it’s like to work in an automotive production facility. At McGrath Elmhurst Toyota, we know our customers will appreciate the opportunity to take a behind-the-scenes look at how Toyota’s vehicles are designed and manufactured.

Toyota’s new virtual education hub features a series of free STEM-based lessons and courses through Toyota USA Foundation partners, virtual field trips and more.

“This virtual education hub and the plant tours provide a digital window into our world and the guiding philosophies behind our manufacturing processes and products, including Continuous Improvement and Respect for People,” said Chris Reynolds, TMNA chief administrative officer, Manufacturing and Corporate Resources.

Reynolds explained that the goal of the virtual education hub is to inspire people, including those who live in areas where there are few job opportunities, and whose groups are underrepresented in STEM jobs. Toyota hopes to get visitors to the website interested in STEM careers and perhaps join with the automaker to provide mobility for everyone.

Through STEM-based lessons, visitors can get an understanding of the science that lies behind some of Toyota’s core beliefs that go beyond building cars and trucks. Visitors can get an inside look at Toyota’s Research and Development center in Ann Arbor, Michigan, or discover advances at the Toyota Research Institute to learn how Toyota is creating the future of mobility while harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to make driving a safer experience.

Visitors can also take a virtual tour of the experience centers at Toyota’s vehicle plants across the United States to discover how many of the automaker’s most popular models are made.

Toyota’s educational resources are free and available to the public at www.tourtoyota.com/educationhub.