i would like to become a Ferrari car mechanic; would like to study/work in Europe; what recommendations do you
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Man!  I have been a mechanic for about 7yrs now and there is nothing I wouldn't do to stay as far away from European cars as I can.  Anything that isn't made in America or Japan is absolutely deranged.  The way they build cars over there is just stupid.  True they are damn fine pieces of machinery but they always brake and are so hard to work on.  Even with the proper education it would still take at least 10yrs to build up your tool inventory.  If this is your life long dream then go for it.  But it you work on cars as a career now or maybe just for fun, then I would stay right were you're at.  I have over $15k in tools and am nowhere near where I need to be at, and I only work on US and Jap cars.  If you are still interested you could try a place I have heard about called UTI.  I know that they have special programs for BMW, Benz and Porsche.  They may be able to point you in the right direction.  Good luck.
363879
Try here:\n\nhttp://www.brandonraynor.com/index.php?page=local&func=show&content=z47+Europe
756749
Well, if you're planning on working in the UK, I would suggest studying there and the same with the US.
1040968
Definitely "FORZA ITALIA!".\nDon't trust the on-line automatic translators!!!
587616
hey, like you i also want to get a scholarship in US or in Europe but i really have no idea on how to get one. :-(
175300
not at all\nthat shitty car is still a car that can take you everywhere!\nthat ferrari guy.. maybe he's in a lifetime finance =)\nso enjoy your car!
31923
Formula 1 has the highest tech, Le Mans has the most interesting race, but I'm kind of hooked on amateur club racing.  Real people, not just corporate money.
555295
Go the Kettering University in Michigan.  This college works with the car industries (GM, Ford).  They changed the name a few years back.  It used to be called GMI (General Motors Institute).  GM and Ford hire alot of engineers from this college.  Look at the link below and good luck to you.
673611
go for it! Europe, once in a lifetime! you just have to make a commitment to finish your degree!!!!
399456
Harvard has a fine course on that.The University of Florence in Italy also.
772587
There you go:\n\nhttp://www.gradschools.com/listings/Europe/eec_eng_europe.html\n\nand after you graduate:\n\nhttp://www.oilcareers.com/regions/737/FRANCE_electrical.asp
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You can always type "Automotive College" in google/yahoo and get answers.... I did that for you and this is what i found:\n\nhttp://www.otomotif.edu.my/ - The Otomotif College (PJ)\n\nhttp://www.hju.edu.my/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=36&Itemid=16&lang=en - Han CHiang College\n\nhttp://www.kliuc.edu.my/program/engineering.html#auto - KLIUC\n\nHope that helped!
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Any language? Most schools will be quiet expensive, but some are affordable depending on the number of hours per week you want to study. You could try signing up with an Au Pair agency, that way you get paid while you learn a new language, however some agencies require that you be already fluent in the language of your destination. For France, contact the Fench Alliance in your area and they should be able to point you in the right direction. For Germany, try the German Consulate or Goethes Institute in your area. They offer affordable programs in Germany. Also, main cities such as Paris, Madrid, Rome and Munich will be more expensive than other low key cities. Keep that in mind.
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I wasn't there, but currently I am an exchange student in germany. My host sister is studying math there, and she says it's absolutly beautiful. There is the 'Philosopher's Weg' (way) that has a lovely view, the old castel and Altstadt are also really pretty. I'm excited to be going there later in June! Good luck studying there! It's got a great rep and is beautiful to boot!
968067
Yes you can get work with an Italian degree! But why you would want to come here I do not know! Britain is crap don't bother!
696160
learn to spell his name you loser!!! \n& u r in wrong category mate.........\nanswer is 3---jorden(only 1 race) benetton(4 yrs) ferrari(11 yrs)\ni hop u wl ask sencable question in future in right category...
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One of the easiest options is Canada, which is probably one of the most inviting first world countries in the world, but I suspect that you've already looked into it.  My guess is that Europe is going to be difficult, but perhaps you can get a European company to sponsor you.  You can try to get a job with a European firm.  Eastern Europe on the other hand is probably a lot less restrictive because everything there is done sort of like in Mexico, but the economy on the other hand is not much better, though it may be in a few years.