what college or university even teaches you about cars? at least here the only way you can become a mechanic is through an apprenticeship lol
thats how it used to be
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what college or university even teaches you about cars? at least here the only way you can become a mechanic is through an apprenticeship lol
imagine paying 24k to learn about cars when you can just watch some tutorials, walk into a garage and ask for a job
there's something called a 'mechanical engineering' major that most schools have, mechanical engineers tend to work with manufacturers on designing/building car's drivetrains rather than fix them like a mechanic
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what college or university even teaches you about cars? at least here the only way you can become a mechanic is through an apprenticeship lol
yeah but i'm talking about actually working on cars themselves rather than designing them, i'm aware what a mechanical engineer does
Supposedly, according to my woman friend who actually does it for a living, you sort of need to have your own set of tools to get into the industry. The idea is that the fact that you blew something like 4k on a decent set is your certificate of qualification. There are certified technical courses at colleges, but unless you're working at jiffy lube or for a large company dealership/manufacturer, you need your own tools. I know the guys that wrench on our ambulampses bring their own tools because they always fucking park in the bay.
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