Wyotech
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i havn't gone yet but i just spoke with someone from theire and ill most likely be going in april. do u have plans on going? if so which one and when?
dont go to wyotech go to UTI its a much better school all around and they place you at a job anywhere you want
i recently toured both schools and UTI is hell of alot more equiped and up to date and if memory serves me right UTI is cheaper too
UTI all the way im goin in April to the AZ campus (Scottsdale parties here i come)
trev
i recently toured both schools and UTI is hell of alot more equiped and up to date and if memory serves me right UTI is cheaper too
UTI all the way im goin in April to the AZ campus (Scottsdale parties here i come)
trev
The CA Wyotech is pretty awesome. My friend just graduated from there. He specialized in high performance motors and chasis fabrication. He got a job right out of graduation.
One of the first things they had him do for the high performance course was memorize an auto transmission piece for piece, then rebuild it. If you dont know what a part is when your rebuilding the instructor would chuck it across the room cause "If you dont know what it is then whys it matter". then theyd bolt your finished trans to a 1500 HP engine and test it. If it broke you get an F. Thats his story anyways.
One of the first things they had him do for the high performance course was memorize an auto transmission piece for piece, then rebuild it. If you dont know what a part is when your rebuilding the instructor would chuck it across the room cause "If you dont know what it is then whys it matter". then theyd bolt your finished trans to a 1500 HP engine and test it. If it broke you get an F. Thats his story anyways.
Eh.
My brother went there.
got the scholarship out of the entire body class.
suppose to stay there a year and go somewhere else. (the bmw in cali)
He was so good, they kept him in cali for 3 years, and was only suppose to be there a year and move on to a different place for another year., but they wanted to keep him,(he also teaches at BMW class at the bodyshop) He's Worked on MIke Tysons Bmw, other celeberties cars, , Alot of Mclarens, all sorts of high end cars, Painted a BMW SUV thats in the Musem in Germany, he moved to W.A. Cuz he wanted to get out of cali. I guess its a good school, but if your good at what you do, i guess you can go anywhere disregarding where you went to school for your training.
and he's painting my supra
so I'd say for him being just turned 24, he's DAMN good at what he does.
My brother went there.
got the scholarship out of the entire body class.
suppose to stay there a year and go somewhere else. (the bmw in cali)
He was so good, they kept him in cali for 3 years, and was only suppose to be there a year and move on to a different place for another year., but they wanted to keep him,(he also teaches at BMW class at the bodyshop) He's Worked on MIke Tysons Bmw, other celeberties cars, , Alot of Mclarens, all sorts of high end cars, Painted a BMW SUV thats in the Musem in Germany, he moved to W.A. Cuz he wanted to get out of cali. I guess its a good school, but if your good at what you do, i guess you can go anywhere disregarding where you went to school for your training.
and he's painting my supra
so I'd say for him being just turned 24, he's DAMN good at what he does.
see i've been trying to get info on uti sent to me for about a year now and nothing has come. ive talked to about 3 people from there and they all said they would send stuff but i got nothing so i tried wyotech and within 3 weeks someone from the schoole drove about 4 hours to my house to talk to me. so as far as i know i'll be going there unless i get some info from uti.
exander said:
No you get a $1,000 credit in Snap-On tools when you Graduate.
around 50% off select (most) Snap-On tools while attending.
And most of the MSAT's (Manufacturer Specific) courses will give you a Snap-On tool set once you graduate from them.
But that's after you go through the year of UTI(another 5 weeks if you take FORD FACT) and IF you are accepted into an MSAT, which is not so easy.
tru tru i was trying to go for the toyoda program untill i found out that i would have to go up to glendale heights, IL for the class so im just goin for the general and the Superstreet/hotrod course and
here is the number to my rep his name is Robert Hall 1-417-833-8884 and just tell him that Trevor Owsley said that you need a phone number to the rep in your area
i will call him to tell him whats up
pm me if you want this
TREV
here is the number to my rep his name is Robert Hall 1-417-833-8884 and just tell him that Trevor Owsley said that you need a phone number to the rep in your area
i will call him to tell him whats up
pm me if you want this
TREV
Yea, the Toyota program isn't one of the programs that pays back your tuition if you go to work for them either.
Manufacturer's like Ford/Audi/Mercedes/BMW/Volvo and others will actually pay for most of their specific training if you then go to work for them for a few years or until you achieve Master Tech. Toyota, Nissan, Cummins, and some others will not pay you back, you have to pay outright for the training but you don't have to be accepted into those.
Manufacturer's like Ford/Audi/Mercedes/BMW/Volvo and others will actually pay for most of their specific training if you then go to work for them for a few years or until you achieve Master Tech. Toyota, Nissan, Cummins, and some others will not pay you back, you have to pay outright for the training but you don't have to be accepted into those.
do you guys that have experienced wyotech/uti think its a good way to go? im 2 weeks from leaving from the airforce and im getting lots of people inside the airforce saying its not so cracked up... uti was my second option. any help would be great.
As of right now I will be attending Wyotech in PA. I had a rep come to my house and talk with me about the school for four hours. I will be going there for only one year and I will get a business degree along with the car classes.
thats why when you go to a toyoda dealer they remburse your tuition for the colllege as long as you work there you dont have to pay a dime of it well thats how it is at some KC dealers in MO
MassSupra89 said:
thats like what, a set of wrenches or something?
sell the certificate for like 750, go get every craftsman tool you will ever need, boxes for 'em, and a burger for lunch.
and still have trhe same warranty, except you just run down to sears, instead of waiting for the guy in the truck to show up next week....
Exactly trucker, my friend bought a hat and a small toolbox with his certificate haha.
I work at Sears and get 35% off Craftsman anyway, So if I break something its a long walk about 50 steps to the tool department, and the full price of Craftsman is still around the same price as 50% off Snap-On haha.
I work at Sears and get 35% off Craftsman anyway, So if I break something its a long walk about 50 steps to the tool department, and the full price of Craftsman is still around the same price as 50% off Snap-On haha.