classes/apprenticeship
27-Jan-2003, 09:27 AM
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=) I just looked into it and classes started last week for autobody 1. I am waiting for an answer if I can enroll 1 week late, hopefully I can so that the whole course including, auto body repair 1&2 and auto paint 1&2 plus damage appraisal and custom bodywork course can be completed by summer 2004.
27-Jan-2003, 10:01 AM
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Tech writer for a company that shall remain un-named. I write user manuals (with the help of spell check though 
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I'm outta here soon though, I can't stay here. I feel like a slob, but the money is not too too bad. It's just bad LOL 
) I'm outta here soon though, I can't stay here. I feel like a slob, but the money is not too too bad. It's just bad LOL
27-Jan-2003, 11:14 AM
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I am now enrolled in Auto body repair @ Ashtonbee Campus (Centennial College)
I start on wednesday. I do part II during summer..
Then I start Auto paint in fall.. =) And Custom auto body a year from now.
I start on wednesday. I do part II during summer..
Then I start Auto paint in fall.. =) And Custom auto body a year from now.
27-Jan-2003, 01:44 PM
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Originally posted by bbarbulo
I've always wanted to be a body man...never had to ***** to do it tough...went to university instead 
I've always wanted to be a body man...never had to ***** to do it tough...went to university instead
27-Jan-2003, 01:49 PM
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Originally posted by Honda fan
its never too late - i got a bcomm degree when i was straight out of high school - i worked in an office and dealership for 10 years then went back to centennial college and took my mechanics apprenticeship.
its never too late - i got a bcomm degree when i was straight out of high school - i worked in an office and dealership for 10 years then went back to centennial college and took my mechanics apprenticeship.
27-Jan-2003, 02:58 PM
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Good luck in school man, I worked in a body shop for almost a year and had the choice to take it in college all paid for from the shop I worked for but I refused it, I didn't really enjoy the work too much but there's a lot of money to be made in that field. Hope you enjoy your new career
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