i want to learn a trade in either electronics or auto mechanic?
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NEAT, \nCOME ON,\nGET REAL; IT DEPENDS ON YOUR NEGBORHOOD AND WHAT THEY NEED MOST,
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i like cheese therefore i am a good auto mechanic.\n\nLogic. try it.
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You can become a distributor for different items like cell phone accessories.  You can also go to garage and yard sales.  Hit up Goodwill and Salvation Army.\n\nYou can also become an eBay Trading Assistant or put up fliers around town that people who want to sell items on eBay without the hassle of doing it themselves can drop items off to you.\n\nThe biggest rule is that you have to jump in with both feet.
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One of my ex-boyfriends went to a community college and got an Associates degree in something or another electrical.  When you're done with that, you have to study to take a test.  Once you pass it, you can get hired on with a company either directly or as an apprentice.
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Good mechanics are always in demand and have you ever seen a car repair bill??  Pay will be based on you knowledge, skill and location.  Best of luck.
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Find something that you are interested in and try to get an apprenticeship with them. You'll be learning and earning at the same time!\nCheck with your local unions, ex. plumbers, electricians, pipefitters, bricklayers, sheetmetal workers, many more.
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http://career.daimlerchrysler.com/\n\nthen choose a location in which you would like to work...
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Try Computer Science or Electricals. Biotech is also promising.
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Believe it or not, ebay is a great place to get car parts. My friend's hubby restores old trans ams and he gets everything from ebay.
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computer technician...if you want to take vocational courses.....but i think computer engineering is the best course ....you get to know all the hardware and software stuff...
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A company called Motor Manuals publishes some of the best technical books on auto repair and publishes an excellent book explaining engine technology. These are the books you will often see lining a long bookshelf in auto repair shops. Most mechanics own a fairly large library of these books, although they are now often found on CD instead. \n\nMotor doesn't sell directly to the public and their website has little information on it, but if you use their website to find a local distributor these independent businesses will be eager to help you with books or CD's. These books are so good they are often used as textbooks in trade schools. \n\nHere's the website:\nhttp://www.motor.com/\n\nThe chief competitor to Motor is Chilton. I am sure Chilton has comparable products:\nhttp://www.chiltonsonline.com/\n\nYou can often find both Motor and Chilton books in public libraries.
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i am 19 and i know a lot about computers and cars
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get an engineering degree either in computer or electronics..side by side do few courses on java,j2ee,j2me etc...
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I have tried this free program but I have to pay for the full program if I want to work correctly... If you can help me out then you are the the "bomb"...\n\n\nRegistry Mechanic 5.2
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Go for any technical short period courses like electrical, plumbing, aluminium fabrication and A/C & refrigeration etc which is suitable for you.  Try to get a diploma certificate for any of these, make easy to find out a job.  \nGood luck.
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generally all you need is a high school diploma to be a technician (unless your state has diffrent requirements than mine). there is a certification course, but it isnt required by law(some places may require you to take it though)
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Check with your local community college to see if they offer courses in auto mechanics.  Most community colleges allow high school students to enroll.  Not only will you get instruction on engine basics, but you will begin to network with older students who may be able to give you information on job opportunities.  Good luck!