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Indeed!
Shodowlord, go crawl back where you came from
No just joking. Here is some advice, screw the ELTT program, take my advice its crap just like the heavy duty mechanic course, its a joke.
Go try to get an Apprenticeship at GM or Toyota, if you have to work your way up do so, after you get an Apprenticeship you can go to BCIT Apprentice course for GM/TOYOTA & make 40+ G's a year starting, & if you go for more education (you can after 2 years of working) you can make 60+G"s a year. BUt I'd concentrate on that or go to the Automotive service tech but you might not meet the requirnments, I'd go to their seminars & you'll have everything explained to you.
Shodowlord, go crawl back where you came from
No just joking. Here is some advice, screw the ELTT program, take my advice its crap just like the heavy duty mechanic course, its a joke.
Go try to get an Apprenticeship at GM or Toyota, if you have to work your way up do so, after you get an Apprenticeship you can go to BCIT Apprentice course for GM/TOYOTA & make 40+ G's a year starting, & if you go for more education (you can after 2 years of working) you can make 60+G"s a year. BUt I'd concentrate on that or go to the Automotive service tech but you might not meet the requirnments, I'd go to their seminars & you'll have everything explained to you.
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