Yes, but humanity fails me yet again!

 

I'm not sure what happened to the section where would could use adult language, but I would have had fun in there with this topic, I can tell you that.

 

I was actually being a bit sarcastic with the english comment. However I can tell you in this day and age a technician needs to be able to write. The days of "he is good with his hands but terrible with school" is over. You need to be able to write coherent thoughts and explain what work has been done. Especially if you are looking to get paid from a manufacturer under warranty. I did not mean to sound harsh but the reality is life is better if you go to school and earn a degree. Do cars as a hobby. If you must learn body work as a trade find a shop that is interested in an apprentice. Body work is certainly an art and takes years to get good. However with what insurance companies do to the shop owners it is no wonder they are all consumed with profit. Find a large shop that does collision work as they are probably willing to hire a newbie. Large shops work on production and there are frame guys, welders, bogymen, sanders, and painters. You work your way through different jobs in these shops.

 

For all who are interested to know, i have a 91gpa and am attending the honors program at a comunity college where i am majoring in buisness so i know how to run my own shop properly and effidently. And im attending comunity college because its afordable and ill eventually transfer out. I know that i need to find an apprentaceship and ive already talked to a few people at a few places about doing so