Wow. Finally a college that actually listens to the people behind the market. They covered practically everything here. Impressive. Now let's just hope there are enough grants to go around with them high tuition costs.
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I’ve been Interested in cars and caught my attention as a kid one time, and I now I’m trying so see what I want to do and was wondering if I can get into this field with little to no knowledge
I'm not a professional or anything but, you probably could enter with little to no knowledge. I'd say that at most you would need to know the basic mechanics.
I totally agree. Very impressive school. I am a Filipino but I know that this school will certainly improve an aspiring automotive students or those thinking of joining the field.
@@at-zheng Yep, another zombie. If they attend a private school for $35,000, even if they are awarded a $10,000 scholarship, they are still paying $25,000 which is about 3 times more than going to a state supported community college. Also an A.A.S in Automotive Technology can be used in a 2+2 program to earn a 4-year B.S. degree.
Let tell you something I’ve been a mechanic for 11 years learn this yourself watch TH-cam videos buy your own tools and try to learn more with a real mechanic if you can still find him trust me don’t go to these schools my neighbor hired a master tech who got the diploma at least for master tech can you believe he didn’t even know what an airflow sensor was and he didn’t know the difference between a cam sensor and crank sensor then how was he a master if he didn’t even know that
If you are concerned about the $$$. UTI has 15 million ---- yes 15,000,000 in Scholarships and Grants available. Go for it! When Techs Rock, America Rolls!
@@AutomotiveForBeginners scholarships are generally funded through corporate partners, grants and private donors. This is how it works at our foundation and we also offer Life Happens, Strong Start and other available funds. All to help support a future technician to succeed in their education and to their career. No strings attached. If you are looking to apply for a scholarship ask UTI they are very helpful.
@@TechForceFoundation I understand. However I just realized that most scholarships require applicants to have high grades in order to receive the scholarship. Which most people dont have. So its like a high hanging fruit most people wont be able to access. A good offer made by colleges knowing most people wont be able to pay back their loans so easily.
@@AutomotiveForBeginners While it's true that many 4-year university programs often require high grades for scholarship consideration, and we cannot speak for all of UTI scholarship requirements, you may be encouraged to hear that the average qualification point for consideration for a TechForce Foundation scholarship is 2.7gpa.
@@TechForceFoundation That's not too bad. Although I recall scholarships only paying for a portion of the tuition as well. So even though there are $15,000 scholarships out there for straight A students, the tuition for them 4 year programs are going to be up in the $30,000. So it's an offer that is not really the greatest.
I did automotive engineering at my senior high school in Africa Ghana and I’m now moving to the united state Massachusetts to live with my dad and I don’t know how to continue my career. Can anyone help
Sir am mr Boit from kenya I have son have automotive motor vehicle mechanic grade three looking any job from your company and more experience pls help has with passport
Don't do it It's not worth it The pay sucks There's no benefits This video is an advertisement to get your ass in that seat and get your money. The truth is that the industry is dying. And the shit is getting harder and more complex to work on It's not worth it Don't do it RUN AWAY!
Hahahahaha skilled technicians you say. Here some reality to fix modern car you need manuals, in those manuals even 3year old will fix a car. Tgey basically repeating steps shown. No skill needed
Wow. Finally a college that actually listens to the people behind the market. They covered practically everything here. Impressive. Now let's just hope there are enough grants to go around with them high tuition costs.
gasoline boils at 140 degrees Fahrenheit you need to get copper coil 12v immersion heater and start vaporizing your stored gas vapor low pressure system
I’m definitely interested after seeing this. I’ve been wanting to get into a automotive mechanic business. I just don’t quite understand how.
I’ve been Interested in cars and caught my attention as a kid one time, and I now I’m trying so see what I want to do and was wondering if I can get into this field with little to no knowledge
I'm not a professional or anything but, you probably could enter with little to no knowledge. I'd say that at most you would need to know the basic mechanics.
I totally agree. Very impressive school. I am a Filipino but I know that this school will certainly improve an aspiring automotive students or those thinking of joining the field.
im joining when i graduate high school
@@at-zheng Yep, another zombie. If they attend a private school for $35,000, even if they are awarded a $10,000 scholarship, they are still paying $25,000 which is about 3 times more than going to a state supported community college. Also an A.A.S in Automotive Technology can be used in a 2+2 program to earn a 4-year B.S. degree.
Let tell you something I’ve been a mechanic for 11 years learn this yourself watch TH-cam videos buy your own tools and try to learn more with a real mechanic if you can still find him trust me don’t go to these schools my neighbor hired a master tech who got the diploma at least for master tech can you believe he didn’t even know what an airflow sensor was and he didn’t know the difference between a cam sensor and crank sensor then how was he a master if he didn’t even know that
@@GearheadSchool
Do you prefer the technical institute or university?
Yup just apply at the dealer as a porter or lube tech and work your way up
Me too
Learning how to fix my own car now and in the future will not only help save money but also be a fun hobby.
This made me start automotive mechanics and this is my second week of studying it
How you finding it?
I found these books very informative and used them to train my students. There is a phase 3 that will be released shortly as I understand
Pliz like my comment & reply! Am begging in the name of God ❤❤
If you are concerned about the $$$. UTI has 15 million ---- yes 15,000,000 in Scholarships and Grants available. Go for it! When Techs Rock, America Rolls!
That's alot of money leaving UTI just to bring students in. No way there's no catch to it. I would read the fine print no doubt.
@@AutomotiveForBeginners scholarships are generally funded through corporate partners, grants and private donors. This is how it works at our foundation and we also offer Life Happens, Strong Start and other available funds. All to help support a future technician to succeed in their education and to their career. No strings attached. If you are looking to apply for a scholarship ask UTI they are very helpful.
@@TechForceFoundation I understand. However I just realized that most scholarships require applicants to have high grades in order to receive the scholarship.
Which most people dont have.
So its like a high hanging fruit most people wont be able to access. A good offer made by colleges knowing most people wont be able to pay back their loans so easily.
@@AutomotiveForBeginners While it's true that many 4-year university programs often require high grades for scholarship consideration, and we cannot speak for all of UTI scholarship requirements, you may be encouraged to hear that the average qualification point for consideration for a TechForce Foundation scholarship is 2.7gpa.
@@TechForceFoundation That's not too bad. Although I recall scholarships only paying for a portion of the tuition as well. So even though there are $15,000 scholarships out there for straight A students, the tuition for them 4 year programs are going to be up in the $30,000. So it's an offer that is not really the greatest.
What would be good highschool class choices before going to one of these schools
Nice thank you so much i really learned this video.very knowledgeable for every mechanic
Anybody knows how much is it to go to this program??
is there a way to learn through TH-cam without going to school at the moment
I am interested to learn this course if there is any on line course from Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Is your university in Zambia too?
I have have a strong desire to learn how to fix jeeps but I am not a science student. So is that possible?
Better off starting at a jeep dealership they train
Hello I am a beginner and I would like to learn a mechanical coruse from u guys so how can get intouch with you
i want to know if we can become automotive mechanic and auto body technician at once
How can I apply
I love machine engineer automobile engineering,if give chance i can wait to start
How to avail schoolarship program
am bela teshome graduation automotive mechanical so please invite
U can get into a dealership without school and work your way up also but school can be good too
Interested
I’m really thinking about this . Do they get paid good ?
Depends how far u take it the Most pay I seen here for a master tech is 60$hr but when u start as a lube tech u can make 16-25$ an hr ..
What is the age limit to join the training school
There is none
My Dream job 🥰
This Automotive training has always been my dream how do I join as a Nigerian Please
Just apply at a dealership they train u
Most mechanics are underpayed and undervalued by there work place. It's not a recommended field unless u like to live in stress.
But you want to join the school
What are the steps to do
Because I'm here at African and i want to Forder my education.
I want to join
Just apply atba dealership they train u...
MY ask im 45years old im staduing to autotive mech or auto ellecrical
I did automotive engineering at my senior high school in Africa Ghana and I’m now moving to the united state Massachusetts to live with my dad and I don’t know how to continue my career. Can anyone help
This dream feels so real 😌🙂↕️🤞🏾🙏🏾
so amazing
X.x
Am a girl and interested in that course! But am not even a form 4 dropout! DO U ADVISE ME TO JOIN???
Just asking ❤
Cool
Sir am mr Boit from kenya I have son have automotive motor vehicle mechanic grade three looking any job from your company and more experience pls help has with passport
Making my way to UTI when im done with high school. One year left
My dream collage ❤️
How much cost?
here in the gambia africa they discorage us from being an auto technician
Spread the gospel,Amen
Don't do it
It's not worth it
The pay sucks
There's no benefits
This video is an advertisement to get your ass in that seat and get your money. The truth is that the industry is dying. And the shit is getting harder and more complex to work on
It's not worth it
Don't do it
RUN AWAY!
Well mr nobody what do you suggest I do
@@sus4574 get into a community college with a automotive program, it’s much cheaper
@@kuiona3366 thanks bro
Hahahahaha skilled technicians you say. Here some reality to fix modern car you need manuals, in those manuals even 3year old will fix a car. Tgey basically repeating steps shown. No skill needed
Don’t do it! It’s a joke the whole industry!!!!
Such a scam.
You could read auto repair for dummies and not only be a better mechanic but save about $30k.