If you followed my earlier posts I have deiced to turn my love of working on cars and trucks into my career.I'm looking at going to gwinnett tech and majoring in diesel mechanics. The program incorporates hydraulics, drive trains, and wiring along with the basics of a diesel engine and diesel generators. The program is only to semesters, one of which I will intern for a diesel mechanics shop and get paid! If anyone is looking for a new career I highly suggests diesel mechanics.

Just wanted to post an update happy wheelen!

 

A good path, but you'll need more training as you climb the ladder, one semester of class work and one semester of internship is just the starting point. Take advantage of HOPE if you can. Back in the early 70's my pal George and I would off road where Gwinnett Tech is, and Indian Trail was dirt from the expressway to Lilburn. Gwinnett was the fastest going county in the US some years. Makes for lots of construction stuff to work on.