Career - Auto Mechanics? Advice Please...
#22
18 an hour? really..wow..ok
a lot of the places i delivered to, were big warehouses, and it got me thinking, yeah i could do that, with a little night course...hrmm
i should look into that, not that its a career or anything..but still its something
a lot of the places i delivered to, were big warehouses, and it got me thinking, yeah i could do that, with a little night course...hrmm
i should look into that, not that its a career or anything..but still its something
#23
any idea what sort of school, thats reputable to look for forklift driver training?
or for insurance certification?
for some things, humber seems to be great, they are organized and cheap, yet they dont have any courses that appeal to me right now.
I live in north york.
or for insurance certification?
for some things, humber seems to be great, they are organized and cheap, yet they dont have any courses that appeal to me right now.
I live in north york.
#24
how about a truck driver, you can free lance with that....apparently if you buy your own rigg you can make huge bucks...companys hire you out on contracts and you basically work for yourself...
As for an AME apprentiships usually start around 30,000 a year, senior wages are in the 75,000 a year catagory...its good cash, its fun, and its very rewarding career.. you get a nice tag too..engineer.. I guess it all depends on how you learn...if your a hands on learner..ie. do it once yourself and remember, then its easy to pick up on
As for an AME apprentiships usually start around 30,000 a year, senior wages are in the 75,000 a year catagory...its good cash, its fun, and its very rewarding career.. you get a nice tag too..engineer.. I guess it all depends on how you learn...if your a hands on learner..ie. do it once yourself and remember, then its easy to pick up on
#25
Truck driver training courses offered in lots of different places...not to expensive either, way cheaper than going to college...
electricians make awsome coin also... year or 2 at school or apprentiship...its really easy to find an electrician apprentiship, and you would be really surprised at how easy the work is...just involves drilling holes pulling wire and makeing connections, its very quick to pick up on
electricians make awsome coin also... year or 2 at school or apprentiship...its really easy to find an electrician apprentiship, and you would be really surprised at how easy the work is...just involves drilling holes pulling wire and makeing connections, its very quick to pick up on
#26
truck driving in the city...would scare the hell out of me, anything besides my civic, i dont feel safe driving in crazy traffic. so thats a no likely
electrician, yeah i know a guy who did the apprenticeship for it, and is making nice coin, but he went got something like 9000 hours...thats a LOT OF HOURS. are their different Levels of electricians?
the other option i have is drywalling...i know a guy that owns a school in missy...know anyone in that trade?
electrician, yeah i know a guy who did the apprenticeship for it, and is making nice coin, but he went got something like 9000 hours...thats a LOT OF HOURS. are their different Levels of electricians?
the other option i have is drywalling...i know a guy that owns a school in missy...know anyone in that trade?
#30
Originally posted by Slim K
18 an hour? really..wow..ok
18 an hour? really..wow..ok
Up untill a week ago I hated my job so much I wanted to sell my civic just to be able to quit and get a part time job and start enjoying life. Luckily things have gotten better this week and everything is looking up
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