Time to learnz lolol
11-26-2009, 09:46 AM
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Time to learnz lolol
Allright, so I'm going to ATI on Tuesday to talk about courses. I'm looking into their performance program. I know a few of you must have gone through ATI, so I'll shoot. So they're telling me I'm going to spend almost 30 grand and not walk away with ANY certifications? Are there other PERFORMANCE related courses, or schools to look into? I'm not looking to take an auto 101 class at TCC, so don't bother. I'm not trying to get stuck doing grease monkey work all my life. I'm open to relocating, moving, and even smashing ungodly amounts of poosay while on the road to knowledge.
11-26-2009, 10:04 AM
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11-26-2009, 10:30 AM
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Re: Time to learnz lolol
like i stated in the other thread.
i think UTI is the best as far as performance courses...look em up.
ive never been but am thinking about going when i graduate in June
i think UTI is the best as far as performance courses...look em up.
ive never been but am thinking about going when i graduate in June
11-26-2009, 10:37 AM
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Re: Time to learnz lolol
Well I am currently taking there Honda course the performance course they offer is like 3 or 4 weeks long why even waste the money you wont learn EVERYTHING you need to know in that short of a time to expect to go to a shop and start wrenchin. Look into takin one of the manufacture specific courses instead.
11-26-2009, 10:38 AM
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Well I am currently taking there Honda course the performance course they offer is like 3 or 4 weeks long why even waste the money you wont learn EVERYTHING you need to know in that short of a time to expect to go to a shop and start wrenchin. Look into takin one of the manufacture specific courses instead.
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11-26-2009, 10:50 AM
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Re: Time to learnz lolol
But I'm not doing oil changes and brake yobs for the rest of my life. And no way will I get stuck working at another dealership.