What is the best Trade school to atend for custom automobile work?
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No way... Wyotech all the way. Best by far. Check them out.
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Try any of the continuing education or vocational schools on this list.\nhttp://www.uscollegesearch.org/new-jersey-construction-colleges.html
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The two do not cross very well, engineering is the best shot at actually designing cars.  You will make a ton more money too.  You can always work on cars as a hobby. Restoring classics is always cool, and with a job in the engineering division of one of the auto companies you should be making enough money to afford any parts you may need
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http://www.pitman-training.com/Coventry/\n\nGood training
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Red Wheel. or car washes. we do that for stuco. makes tons of money. good luck
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the International academy of design, is pretty good and a lot of their grads get jobs. Could be very expensive though.
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No knowledge or training is a waste of time.  Is it cost effective?  That's a better question.  Consider the job market where you live?  Is there a need for such?  Will you require furthering your education to keep your job?  Are you willing to move to get a job in another location?  Automotive technology is constantly changing.  You'll be studying in that field for the rest of your career.  If you enjoy it, you can earn a living at it.  You'll probably never become independently wealthy as a technician.  But you will be doing something you enjoy.  That is a great plus.  Diesel is a good one also.  My uncle does that.  He mostly works on tractors, but does other diesels as well.  Sometimes he works on other engines.  Unless your job requires the question, "Do you want fries with that", you'll always be learning.
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Try autodesk.com they will give you the sites.
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that is really an open question.  are you trying to find online classes that are from an accredited college?  or, are you trying to find online classes that teach different trades?
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Try an auto parts store.
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check out ur local community college and technical schools
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A trade school will teach you a specific trade and get you into the work force quite quickly if you pick a trade that is in demand and if you have an aptitude for it. Check the trade schools placement rates to determine if there is a demand for their graduates. An associates degree is good if you're interested in continuing on to get a Bachelors or Graduate degree. It is also good in certain fields, such as electronics tech and other professional workplace technicians such as medical. Either one, make sure you're serious about what kind of work you want to do, because it's just a waste of time and money if you're not ready to put your full effort into it.
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I'm going to partially dis agree with jet doc's post (No offense Jet) \n\nIn my opinion UTI Houston is one of the best schools available. \n\nTrue there may be a lot of students, but based on my experience and any that I hired from UTI have always been good technicians.\n\nIt's like anything else, you get what you put in. Good technicians are hard to find. I'm not speaking of the mechanic at the local tire store, but those who are dedicated to their profession.\n\nI believe that the best career choice with technicians are at dealerships, they typically have better benefits, pay and they are REQUIRED to send techs to training classes that the manufactuer offers.\n\nPay rates will differ depending on geographic locations. Larger cities will pay more of course. I know some who live in Dallas and are making $25-$30 per hour, while some others in smaller cities making 16-22 per hour (This is a small city with 55,000 people)\n\nTechs at dealerships are commonly paid based on the labor hours they produce and not on a hourly scale. So of course the more QUALITY work you produce the more pay.\n\nAn engineering job is a good choice, but for those who choose otherwise, I would recommend this career choice to anyone who has the desire, mechanical apptitude and the willingness to be the best.\n\nJerry Christopher\nhttp://www.usedcarwise.com
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where they make other cars, however they r custom biuld...i duno where that takes place...
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Try this place. \n\nhttp://www.mechanicschools.com/nascarschool.html
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In the US, the two very best are The Fashion Institute of Technology, and Parson's School of Design. Both are in NYC. They are among the top programs in the world.
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The best place to go is Thomas Register, which is the most comprehensive resource for finding information on suppliers of industrial products and services in North America. Do a search for the type of products you need, and the results include contact information of manufacturers, their website addresses (if any), and brief description of the company. I suggest that you specify more clearly what you want as "car care products" can mean anything from "car detergent wash" to "car cleaners"\n\nhttp://www.thomasnet.com/\n\nThen contact the company you are interested in representing, and ask them for their guidelines and processes in choosing foreign representatives.