Paid Training
Work in the industry learning hands on with other techs
Classroom and online learning
Mentors help you along the way
No college debt
Earn a Real Certification
They provide all tools and uniforms
Bonus structure throughout the program
Cons
It is entry level so it is a training wage but its only a 2 year program and then you are a certified technician.
It can be a great place to start if you can't get into a shop.
Cons
Pay. Having to schedule days off with 2 sets of people suck. It's not worth it in my opinion, all they give you if some hand tools and pays for your ASE tests. You can get on at a dealership and work your way up and make more money. Dealerships don't care about ASEs as much bc you'll still have to take that dealers said training. Personally wouldn't recommend anyone to this place.
