Learn the alternative method to become a mechanic when you have no work experience or schooling. In this video you’ll learn that if you don’t have experience, you can create the experience you need for yourself. Once you’ve done these 3 things mentioned in this video, you’ll be ready to approach any employer and share your story. These methods will have employers interested in you almost instantaneously.
Just to note, using this approach may not land you into dealerships immediately, but your chances of getting into lube shops is almost assured knowing these things. This route will save you money on tuition and you build your skills while working entry level jobs. Then you can move up slowly to enter dealerships while building your resume.
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02:01 Tip #1 to becoming a mechanic.
02:44 Tip# 2 to becoming a mechanic.
03:08 Tip #3 to becoming a mechanic.
03:30 How to apply these 3 tips to get a job.
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Where in the same city help a brother out
The best way to start getting more experience is to advertise on craigslist services and facebook marketplace. Mainly craigslist. That's how I started and I'm doing ok.
So I don’t even know how to either of these is my problem lol
I think the first thing of wanting to be a mechanic with no experience is to make sure thats what you want to be for sure.
Cause fooling around with other peoples property is not good at all when you have no experience. You gotta first keep that in mind. There's a real quote that says,
" to know and not to do , is not to know.
So hands on experience on your own car is the best way to start learning a few basics. I my self personaly built my own empire…sorta speak, I started being a mechanic at the age of 11. My first fix was a starter on my uncles 73 corvette. Suprisingly the year i was born. But yea that was fun.😉 handling a big starter at the age of 11. But those were the dayz,
The dayz i fell in love with being a top mechanic. I worked alot and gain my experience from fixing my own cars and other peoples cars as time went on, cause i had already learned pretty much by age 18. As years went by i never step foot inside a shop or worked inside one.
I,ve always did my own work, had and made new customers doing side jobs that they even told me to open up a shop because im so damn good at it. But in reality life happens and today i have no regrets of NOT owning my own shop. I still do my own work i am my own boss and i work on just about anything including hybrids…ive learned electrical diagnostics and tuning you name it. And i did it all by learning on my own and with a good push from my uncle…Thanx Unc! R.I.P.
Experience from any type of car repair counts, down to the smallest of
details. Its not about schooling or classes that hold you back from learning more. When you create your own experience you correct your own mistakes, mistakes is the key to being a better mechanic. In other words building experience also comes with mistakes. Just make sure the mistakes are not made to someone elses property. …which is the first rule of being a mechanic…if it ain't broke, dont fix it, if you cant do the job… Dont try do it. 💯leave it to some one who can.
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Is 23 too old to get into the industry? I also have no mechanical history or background.
Can you go to mechanic schooling without knowing anything about cars and stuff like going on blind
Thank you , I've only discovered my love for vehicles and engines last year. Now I'm starting where most people start when they're in their teens. So I have to work harder and teach myself ALOT but this video helped thank you
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Hey man I’m still young but I love cars and I love looking at cars and touching cars this video helps me when I get a job I’m putting these tips