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post Apr 17, 2009 - 8:50 PM
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samir0189



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Hey guys. Im at a point in my young life where i dont know what i want to do with myself.

Im strongly considering the toyota technician program, i really love working on my and other people's cars when i have free time and now im thinking, well maybe i could make a career out of it!

Anyway, i was just looking for information from anybody or thoughts on the program, experiences or life as a mechanic, you know, whatever.

Any input is welcome, im so lost. biggrin.gif


I guess, uh, well ill just include that im nearly done with 2 years of gen ed studies but absolutely 0 of the career options interest me.

This post has been edited by samir0189: Apr 17, 2009 - 8:53 PM


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post Apr 18, 2009 - 10:37 AM
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azian i know your saying this about most independent shops but not all just see customers as money. I've been working as a "trainee" if you will for just about a year now. My boss is only 26 and everyone knows him well and he does quality work.

I've pulled a couple of motors to put lower mile engines or rebuilts under the supervision of him. My advice would be to see if you can get a internship type deal for a couple years so you get to get your hands dirty with everything.

I hear from some mechanics that i've talked to love working at local small shops because you get to know the customers and everyone that works there is like family.

I agree with azian on getting the most experience you can get.


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