how much does it cost to take the Michigan drivers training course in bay city Michigan.?
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It really depends on which school you go through. You can find them in the yellow pages phone book. Call around and ask them for their prices.
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I think around 5$ an hour at Mickey D's.  Just because you get a certification or degree doesn't mean you'll get the Job.
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We have it in Maryland.  If you live out of state there may be a fee.  Call 410 285 9614 for information.  www.ccbcmd.edu If not check with the Community College in your area.  Most places have it for little or no cost.
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Bay City, Michigan - 989\nBay City, Texas - 979\nBay City, Illinois - 618\nBay City, Oregon - 503\nBay City, Wisconsin - 715\nBay City, Florida - 850\nBay City, North Carolina - 252\nBay City, Washington - 360
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Here is a list of schools in the area.  You'll probably have to call for pricing:\nhttp://www.superpages.com/yellowpages/C-Martial+Arts+Instruction/S-FL/T-Orlando/\n\nHope this helps!
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Yup. \n\nTake traffic school.  It costs about 100 bucks, but the savings in your insurance premium will make up for it in less than a year.
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Check out Detroit's Traffic Engineering Department\n\nhttp://www.ci.detroit.mi.us/dpw/services/Traffic_Eng.htm
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I looked into becoming a realtor a while ago, I'm a SAHM so it sounded good.  Hours wise, its pretty flexible in that you decide how many you want to work, how many clients to take on.   Depending on your financial need, you might just need to sell one house a month.  But what I found out (which is why I couldn't do it) is that it's a lot of start up costs.  You have to pay for the training (usually given through a real estate company), pay for your testing, pay for your licensing and to be on Realtor Boards.  Plus there are annual dues for being on the Realtor boards (which is required by most real estate places).  So here, start up was going to cost about $1700.  But if you can swing that, its really flexible in that you decide how much you want to take on.  But, keep in mind that most open houses are on the weekends, and that most people like to go see homes on the weekends or after THEY get off work.  So it might not be a real scheduled job for you, just flexible in how much you want to take on.  Money wise, its like 7% that you get.  So whatever the sold house goes for, you get 7% of it (in Michigan anyway).  So the money can be very good.
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Just go to Michigan.gov.....I'm sure they have a link.
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My friend did it in CA for $16 an hour.  He was the driver.
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here is a  link, not sure if this is wht you need.\nhttp://www.michigan.org/travel/detail.asp?m=4&p=B8564lo
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Michigan's minimum wage is $5.15/hr\n\nTipped employees may be paid $2.65 per hour provided they receive and report tips that when combined with their hourly rate equals or exceeds the minimum hourly rate of $5.15.\n\n \n\nA training wage of $4.25 per hour may be paid to employees 16-19 years of age for the first 90 calendar days of their employment.\n\n \n\nThe Federal Minimum Wage rate effective 9/1/1997 is $5.15 per hour and applies to the following:\n\nbusinesses with revenues exceeding $500,000 per year \nbusinesses involved in interstate commerce \na hospital or health care facility \na pre-school, elementary or secondary school, or a college \nan agricultural employer that employs 500 "man days" of agricultural labor \nfederal, state and local governments \n \n\nQuestions regarding Federal Minimum Wage information can be directed to:\n\n      Detroit (313) 226-7447 or Grand Rapids (616) 456-2004
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here's a link to what ure looking for.  \nhttp://www.umich.edu/~regoff/tuition/full.html#Grad_Eng\nBasically it's gonna cost you at least $15,000 a year, not including room and board.\n\nI suggest you look into Wayne State University in Detroit, MI which is a 40 minute drive from Ann Arbor.  it's engineering program is pretty good.
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In my case, in Japan, it cost me 320,000 yen (close to $3000) to take driving classes that included the price of the first driving test and license fees. I passed the first time around, so I have no idea how much the test alone costs.\n\nMost people attend driving school (usually around 300,000 yen) before taking the test - I have heard that while it isn`t an official requirement you will not be passed without having the prior experience of the driving school course.
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To get the step-by-step instructions, call your county office. They are in the best position to actually tell you what you need for your business.\n\nNonetheless, you can visit the following websites\n\nGuide to Starting a Business in Michigan http://www.michigan.org/medc/services/startups/GuideToStarting.pdf\nMichigan.gov Starting a Business http://www.michigan.gov/medcguide
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if you're really interested it's 150$ plus 25$ for bay area co-op card..... kmking2k on aol if you are serious i will give you number to get referal(in oakland)...i went in didnt even see doctor and got it. i wont be checking back on this page so AOL is only way to reach me.. peace
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Well I haven't taken this course, but I have looked at a number of their courses. My concern about all their courses is that while they may be a good introduction to the field, they do not really provide a thorough grounding in the field. They also do not give you supervised practice. They offer you "tools" but they are generally just simple hand tools. You don't get the practice using the full range of equipment--front end machines, brake resurfacing machines, lifts and hydraulic tools. These objections, by the way, apply to all of the correspondance programs that I have looked at, not just PCDI.\n\nIf you want to learn auto mechanics I think you are far better off taking courses at your local community college. You can usually go part-time, courses may be offered at night, and you get hands on. Plus, you get to use the entire range of tools and equipment, not just simple hand tools. The other thing about a community college is that the cost is really quite reasonable.\n\nHope this helps.