Wyotech
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Has anyone here gone to it or even heard of experiences of it. Ive have heard good and bad things about it but i havent heard people that has finished the course. Iam considering going to it but dont know if it is worth it. Is there a good job for working on cars anymore. Everyone ive talked to said there is no future working on cars. I really dont know anyone that makes lots money working on cars unless they own there own business. Any info or comments would be appreciated
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There is a reason I treat turning wrenches as my back up profession.
It saves me from having to earn less than $17 an hour, but I have become too dependent on needing over $25 an hour to be comfortable.
While there are a handful of mechanical jobs out there I would concider working at out there, doing general repair and maintenance work in a non air conditioned shop is not easy, clean or anything that will make you rich.
At the same time you will never have a hard time finding work if you are good and have experience either.
It saves me from having to earn less than $17 an hour, but I have become too dependent on needing over $25 an hour to be comfortable.
While there are a handful of mechanical jobs out there I would concider working at out there, doing general repair and maintenance work in a non air conditioned shop is not easy, clean or anything that will make you rich.
At the same time you will never have a hard time finding work if you are good and have experience either.
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i went to wyotech, it is a good school but like any school you will get out of it what you put into it. The olny advice i have is if you can afford it don't stay in school housing, it sucks balls
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Build your car for YOU, not for the fame and glory. Fame and glory fade with time but YOU will be around as long as you live.
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Don't forget that in addition to your education AND experience you also need thousands of dollars worth of tools to even start.
If you pick up a lot of used tools and hand be downs you might be able to get started for only several hundred dollars worth of tools.
If you pick up a lot of used tools and hand be downs you might be able to get started for only several hundred dollars worth of tools.
