Sessions of 2026 Connection Conference: Brittni Specker
Specker, Brittni
Automotive Instructor
West-MEC Southwest Campus
Brittni Specker is an experienced automotive educator and industry professional with a strong background in both hands-on repair and technical instruction.She is an ASE Master Certified Automotive Technician who began her automotive industry career in 2010, bringing extensive real-world experience into the classroom. Brittni began teaching Automotive Technology at West-MEC’s Southwest Campus in 2020, where she teaches high school students industry-aligned automotive skills with a focus on safety, diagnostics, and workforce readiness. Her instructional approach emphasizes practical application, problem-solving, and preparing students for ASE certification and postsecondary automotive careers. Through her work in Career and Technical Education, Brittni is committed to bridging the gap between industry standards and classroom instruction, supporting student leadership development, and ensuring students graduate with both technical competence and professional skills. Her experience as a master technician and educator allows her to provide relevant, engaging, and industry-connected learning experiences for students and fellow educators alike.
Sessions:
5556: 3 Easy Steps for CTSO Integration - Westin
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Westin La Paloma
- Education and Training
- Interdisciplinary
This session is perfect for educators who want to strengthen CTSO integration without overwhelming their schedules. By focusing on three straightforward steps - understanding the value of CTSOs, building student buy-in, and increasing engagement - this course will help you foster a vibrant CTSO culture in your classroom that keeps students motivated and involved all year long. You'll leave with the confidence and resources to implement new strategies that will make a real difference for your students and their CTSO experience.
