Become an auto mechanic!
If you like tinkering with things and building models then being an auto mechanic may be for you Automotive mechanics (often called automotive service technicians) repair and service automobiles and, on occasion, light trucks (such as vans and pickups), with gasoline engines. Most automotive mechanics work a standard 40-hour week, but some self-employed mechanics work longer hours. Mechanics frequently work with dirty and greasy parts and in awkward positions. They often must lift heavy parts and tools. Employers seek people who want to learn new service and repair procedures. Good reading ability, basic math skills and mechanical aptitude, and communication skills are important. Knowledge of how automobiles work is essential. A high school diploma or equivalency certificate is preferred. Automotive mechanic training programs are offered in high schools, community colleges, public and private vocational schools and technical schools. Also, apprenticeships are usually available in this occupation.
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