I am at University and gradute in the summer. I will most likely go in to an academic or office job, thereby learning no practical skills but (hopefully) earning a comfortable wage; this said, I think I would prefer the practical skills.
What is involved in becoming a mechanic, so I can have it as a 'back up' career and work on my own projecys at home? Is it a costly or lengthy process? I have a couple of old bangers at home I can tinker with to learn the very basics, then is it off to evening school?
Thanks for the help.
I'd be happy to work as an HGV mechanic if this is any easier?
2007-02-24
22:20:03
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