Do you suggest military training before going into the auto mechanics feild?
That’s actually a really good idea. In the military, you can choose a professional focus — which in your case could be mechanics. I’m sure you’ll get a lot of practical experience and hands-on training. Entering the field with a good deal of experience under your belt will help you find good work and advance quickly. Q: how is the pay? A: The pay differs from shop to shop and so does the payment process (hourly rate, flat rate, etc.). It will also vary with how much work your shop is receiving (more customers=more money to go around). You have to pay your dues and work your way up. But once you have more experience, your pay will jump significantly. I do well at my shop because we have a fairly constant flow of work. Being a specialty shop, our clientele tends to not take their cars elsewhere so we capture the bulk of that market in the area. Q: what is the best college to go to? A: You can find a lot of good schools but I would recommend looking for a program that’s recognized by the
