“The early bird gets the worm.” As today’s job market becomes exponentially more competitive, the future employees must work harder before the job interview than ever before. In order to obtain the much sought after job, the aspiring automotive technician must be educated on what it takes to be successful in the automotive technician field. A good automotive technician candidate must understand the education necessary to be prosperous in the field how the job functions on a daily basis and finally how the career impacts everybody including society and of course the automotive technician as well.
During high school years, it is necessary to take mathematics including geometry, trigonometry, calculus, and two years of algebra in order to be a successful auto-mechanic. Taking physics, chemistry, biology and computer programing or applications and of course staying fit is required to do many things. Automotive Technicians must attend 4 years of college too in order to get a bachelor's degree. Taking a lot of courses that can help within the automotive technician career will most definitely be a good thing in order to stay ahead of the game. Taking robotics would be good too in order to see how various machines work and of …show more content…
So in the 1920’s when the automotive industry begun to start, it changed America. Of course years later, “Big Three” automotive makers - Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler. All three were the biggest industry of their time in America. All “Big Three’ automotive makers had services and garages too, so the car could be repaired or fix whatever the problem may be. Years later during the 1950’s many garage services begun to be more common all over the United States. Therefore many job opportunities began to spread as well and many doors opened up. These jobs are looking for hands on people, hard working folks, and people who know what they’re
During high school years, it is necessary to take mathematics including geometry, trigonometry, calculus, and two years of algebra in order to be a successful auto-mechanic. Taking physics, chemistry, biology and computer programing or applications and of course staying fit is required to do many things. Automotive Technicians must attend 4 years of college too in order to get a bachelor's degree. Taking a lot of courses that can help within the automotive technician career will most definitely be a good thing in order to stay ahead of the game. Taking robotics would be good too in order to see how various machines work and of …show more content…
So in the 1920’s when the automotive industry begun to start, it changed America. Of course years later, “Big Three” automotive makers - Ford, General Motors, and Chrysler. All three were the biggest industry of their time in America. All “Big Three’ automotive makers had services and garages too, so the car could be repaired or fix whatever the problem may be. Years later during the 1950’s many garage services begun to be more common all over the United States. Therefore many job opportunities began to spread as well and many doors opened up. These jobs are looking for hands on people, hard working folks, and people who know what they’re