I would like to be working in an auto mechanic, to bring some money and I can learn more about fixing cars, that course I don't have to get ripped stale and fix my car on my own. I'm going to be 17 this summer hopefully I can get the position. So anyone with personal experience, is it a good hypothesis and could it be possible to own a mechanic shop?
yes you can but schools key you'll swot in a hurry that if you work for a desler you'll be spending plenty of time at courses for them. Oh and by the way once you start workin on every one elses crap you won,t find time to work on your own only fair warning
100% yes .but do not quit the school.
if You want to become mechanic to quit the school, You are wrong something like Mechanics. to be a good mechanic You have to study Your in one piece life, a lot more than High School and 4 years of College.
the mechanics is individual comparable to Medical or Law Professions, and it will never be reconized as well.
the pros?
I am a shop owner and self made multimillionaire
I drive a Ferrari
still going to a classroom.
try getting a part time available job at a local garage or make some buddies at one that can show you the ropes. finish highschool, you're almost done! But now is the time to get hold of your foot in the door and get some experience!
Good luck, hope you go and get it! but, where you work depends on if you are able to bring back the job or not, some shops require that you be at least 18 yrs ancient becuase of insurance reasons. Be sure to ask before you travel in for any interviews. As for owning your own shop, that's a while down the road, you'll need to do some schooling, approaching ASE and a specialized school depending on what make you'd resembling to work on. Not to mention just learning the essentials, and some business management courses. But, all within all, it sounds like a great purpose to work toward, and if you can get the job this summer, by adjectives means, go for it!! :)
Good luck, hon!! ;)
most mechanics these days, go to school for it.. and the schooling is not cheap..
most places want you to be certified when start.. another plus for going to college.
yes you can but schools key you'll swot in a hurry that if you work for a desler you'll be spending plenty of time at courses for them. Oh and by the way once you start workin on every one elses crap you won,t find time to work on your own only fair warning
If you enjoy good customers
if you have well-mannered technicians
if you have all the tools you necessitate
if you can deal with a boom or bust industry
if you relish working for people that will use you until you have zilch left to offer
I enjoy the customers, the other techs and the work.
I hated the dealership owners who charged $110 and hour and payed 21-25 a flat rate hour with no bonus, meeting, 401k ect.
If you like to work in a insulting field with well brought-up people around you...go for it.
a short time ago beware of the owners, service managers ect who just wanna use you
Good luck, hope you go and get it! but, where you work depends on if you are able to bring back the job or not, some shops require that you be at least 18 yrs ancient becuase of insurance reasons. Be sure to ask before you travel in for any interviews. As for owning your own shop, that's a while down the road, you'll need to do some schooling, approaching ASE and a specialized school depending on what make you'd resembling to work on. Not to mention just learning the essentials, and some business management courses. But, all within all, it sounds like a great purpose to work toward, and if you can get the job this summer, by adjectives means, go for it!! :)
Good luck, hon!! ;)
most mechanics these days, go to school for it.. and the schooling is not cheap..
most places want you to be certified when start.. another plus for going to college.
yes you can but schools key you'll swot in a hurry that if you work for a desler you'll be spending plenty of time at courses for them. Oh and by the way once you start workin on every one elses crap you won,t find time to work on your own only fair warning
Answers: Well... To be a good mechanic, you need to own a passion for it... and really like to do it. There is wearing clothes money to be made in this field, but you will without doubt not get rich. If you really want to do this... you will need to start out working contained by a shop as a helper and trying to attend a trade school... win some hands on experience, and book smarts. Listen to the old dudes, you will revise the tricks you won't get from any book.
You need to engineer sure you want to do stuff the right way, there are already too frequent "hacks" out there pretending there mechanics of late because they can change oil. Never seize a big head about things, you will never know it adjectives, and must be will to accept that. The learning process will never pause, all mechanics no matter how long they've be turning wrenches, learn new things everyday.
Owning a shop, and man a mechanic are two different things... any shop owner will tell you that. Turning wrenches, and running a business are two separate animals. To be successful, you need to know both... and highly well if you're looking to survive, and even owning a shop will not make you rich any... it's even harder work, with more stress.
Don't get me wrong... I own a few terribly successful shops, and have been doing this for a long time, but it can be a difficult job. I have a zeal for it, and love it... good and bad. So yeah I hope you find you're answers... and remember to never contribute up on any dream!
- Good Luck!
100% yes .but do not quit the school.
if You want to become mechanic to quit the school, You are wrong something like Mechanics. to be a good mechanic You have to study Your in one piece life, a lot more than High School and 4 years of College.
the mechanics is individual comparable to Medical or Law Professions, and it will never be reconized as well.
the pros?
I am a shop owner and self made multimillionaire
I drive a Ferrari
still going to a classroom.
try getting a part time available job at a local garage or make some buddies at one that can show you the ropes. finish highschool, you're almost done! But now is the time to get hold of your foot in the door and get some experience!
most mechanics these days, go to school for it.. and the schooling is not cheap..
most places want you to be certified when start.. another plus for going to college.
yes you can but schools key you'll swot in a hurry that if you work for a desler you'll be spending plenty of time at courses for them. Oh and by the way once you start workin on every one elses crap you won,t find time to work on your own only fair warning
If you are part of your big school auto mechanics program you should be hearing from several auto repair vocational school, Nashville Auto Diesel collage,Wyotech, and some manufactures still offer scholarship to the highest performers contained by the classes. When I was in academy these people would show up about mid April until lately before exams. Even if you do not become a mechanic the experience you can get could bring back you into a parts position at a dealer or supplier. Also remember most mechanics are required to have adjectives their own tools and some of them are in the range of over 400.00 respectively not to mention a nice tool chest can run in the thousands of dollars. Good luck to you in doesn`t matter what choice you make.
If you are part of your big school auto mechanics program you should be hearing from several auto repair vocational school, Nashville Auto Diesel collage,Wyotech, and some manufactures still offer scholarship to the highest performers contained by the classes. When I was in academy these people would show up about mid April until lately before exams. Even if you do not become a mechanic the experience you can get could bring back you into a parts position at a dealer or supplier. Also remember most mechanics are required to have adjectives their own tools and some of them are in the range of over 400.00 respectively not to mention a nice tool chest can run in the thousands of dollars. Good luck to you in doesn`t matter what choice you make.
try getting a part time available job at a local garage or make some buddies at one that can show you the ropes. finish highschool, you're almost done! But now is the time to get hold of your foot in the door and get some experience!
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yes you can but schools key you'll swot in a hurry that if you work for a desler you'll be spending plenty of time at courses for them. Oh and by the way once you start workin on every one elses crap you won,t find time to work on your own only fair warning
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100% yes .but do not quit the school.
if You want to become mechanic to quit the school, You are wrong something like Mechanics. to be a good mechanic You have to study Your in one piece life, a lot more than High School and 4 years of College.
the mechanics is individual comparable to Medical or Law Professions, and it will never be reconized as well.
the pros?
I am a shop owner and self made multimillionaire
I drive a Ferrari
still going to a classroom.
try getting a part time available job at a local garage or make some buddies at one that can show you the ropes. finish highschool, you're almost done! But now is the time to get hold of your foot in the door and get some experience!
Good luck, hope you go and get it! but, where you work depends on if you are able to bring back the job or not, some shops require that you be at least 18 yrs ancient becuase of insurance reasons. Be sure to ask before you travel in for any interviews. As for owning your own shop, that's a while down the road, you'll need to do some schooling, approaching ASE and a specialized school depending on what make you'd resembling to work on. Not to mention just learning the essentials, and some business management courses. But, all within all, it sounds like a great purpose to work toward, and if you can get the job this summer, by adjectives means, go for it!! :)
Good luck, hon!! ;)
most mechanics these days, go to school for it.. and the schooling is not cheap..
most places want you to be certified when start.. another plus for going to college.
yes you can but schools key you'll swot in a hurry that if you work for a desler you'll be spending plenty of time at courses for them. Oh and by the way once you start workin on every one elses crap you won,t find time to work on your own only fair warning
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if you hav eyour own shop... it could be great IF.If you enjoy good customers
if you have well-mannered technicians
if you have all the tools you necessitate
if you can deal with a boom or bust industry
if you relish working for people that will use you until you have zilch left to offer
I enjoy the customers, the other techs and the work.
I hated the dealership owners who charged $110 and hour and payed 21-25 a flat rate hour with no bonus, meeting, 401k ect.
If you like to work in a insulting field with well brought-up people around you...go for it.
a short time ago beware of the owners, service managers ect who just wanna use you
Good luck, hope you go and get it! but, where you work depends on if you are able to bring back the job or not, some shops require that you be at least 18 yrs ancient becuase of insurance reasons. Be sure to ask before you travel in for any interviews. As for owning your own shop, that's a while down the road, you'll need to do some schooling, approaching ASE and a specialized school depending on what make you'd resembling to work on. Not to mention just learning the essentials, and some business management courses. But, all within all, it sounds like a great purpose to work toward, and if you can get the job this summer, by adjectives means, go for it!! :)
Good luck, hon!! ;)
most mechanics these days, go to school for it.. and the schooling is not cheap..
most places want you to be certified when start.. another plus for going to college.
yes you can but schools key you'll swot in a hurry that if you work for a desler you'll be spending plenty of time at courses for them. Oh and by the way once you start workin on every one elses crap you won,t find time to work on your own only fair warning
Answers: Well... To be a good mechanic, you need to own a passion for it... and really like to do it. There is wearing clothes money to be made in this field, but you will without doubt not get rich. If you really want to do this... you will need to start out working contained by a shop as a helper and trying to attend a trade school... win some hands on experience, and book smarts. Listen to the old dudes, you will revise the tricks you won't get from any book.
You need to engineer sure you want to do stuff the right way, there are already too frequent "hacks" out there pretending there mechanics of late because they can change oil. Never seize a big head about things, you will never know it adjectives, and must be will to accept that. The learning process will never pause, all mechanics no matter how long they've be turning wrenches, learn new things everyday.
Owning a shop, and man a mechanic are two different things... any shop owner will tell you that. Turning wrenches, and running a business are two separate animals. To be successful, you need to know both... and highly well if you're looking to survive, and even owning a shop will not make you rich any... it's even harder work, with more stress.
Don't get me wrong... I own a few terribly successful shops, and have been doing this for a long time, but it can be a difficult job. I have a zeal for it, and love it... good and bad. So yeah I hope you find you're answers... and remember to never contribute up on any dream!
- Good Luck!
100% yes .but do not quit the school.
if You want to become mechanic to quit the school, You are wrong something like Mechanics. to be a good mechanic You have to study Your in one piece life, a lot more than High School and 4 years of College.
the mechanics is individual comparable to Medical or Law Professions, and it will never be reconized as well.
the pros?
I am a shop owner and self made multimillionaire
I drive a Ferrari
still going to a classroom.
try getting a part time available job at a local garage or make some buddies at one that can show you the ropes. finish highschool, you're almost done! But now is the time to get hold of your foot in the door and get some experience!
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most mechanics these days, go to school for it.. and the schooling is not cheap..
most places want you to be certified when start.. another plus for going to college.
yes you can but schools key you'll swot in a hurry that if you work for a desler you'll be spending plenty of time at courses for them. Oh and by the way once you start workin on every one elses crap you won,t find time to work on your own only fair warning
If you are part of your big school auto mechanics program you should be hearing from several auto repair vocational school, Nashville Auto Diesel collage,Wyotech, and some manufactures still offer scholarship to the highest performers contained by the classes. When I was in academy these people would show up about mid April until lately before exams. Even if you do not become a mechanic the experience you can get could bring back you into a parts position at a dealer or supplier. Also remember most mechanics are required to have adjectives their own tools and some of them are in the range of over 400.00 respectively not to mention a nice tool chest can run in the thousands of dollars. Good luck to you in doesn`t matter what choice you make.
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With the cars we own now days you should go to arts school for it. You can then start your own shop,and do well if you treat your customers gala and do good work. The day of wager on yard mechanics is getting to be a thing of times past. Good luck on what ever you decide.If you are part of your big school auto mechanics program you should be hearing from several auto repair vocational school, Nashville Auto Diesel collage,Wyotech, and some manufactures still offer scholarship to the highest performers contained by the classes. When I was in academy these people would show up about mid April until lately before exams. Even if you do not become a mechanic the experience you can get could bring back you into a parts position at a dealer or supplier. Also remember most mechanics are required to have adjectives their own tools and some of them are in the range of over 400.00 respectively not to mention a nice tool chest can run in the thousands of dollars. Good luck to you in doesn`t matter what choice you make.
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This is if you have the patients and excitement for it. In Canada, all mechanics and apprentices must be registered to work legally. Grade 12 is a must as all right as completing the required Collage courses and required number of hours in your chosen field (around 8000). Once this is complete, a final exam (you must overrun with a 70%+ average) to become a Certified Automotive Technition. All this and building up your tools. For extra certifications, like emmisions, nouns conditioning etc. some places will train and some you have to get on your own.Can you take a electric shock from...
try getting a part time available job at a local garage or make some buddies at one that can show you the ropes. finish highschool, you're almost done! But now is the time to get hold of your foot in the door and get some experience!
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