Anyone know of anywhere i can take some courses to get ASE certified? Or even some general auto mechanics classes?

 

ati at the beach, thomas nelson, tidewater tech.

 

ya tncc is good it just takes 4ever

 

buy an Automotive service and technologies textbook and read it on your own. you'll learn more reading on your own than you probably will be taught in a class room.

 

 

Hands on experience and knowing what your dealing with is a good start!

 

^^^^ and i am taking tncc class and i am enjoying them alot. the professors (sp) really know what they are talking about.

 

thats why i passed the electricity/electronics, brakes, steering and suspension ASE certification tests back in high school.

everything you need to pass those tests is in a good textbook. retaining it all/being able to apply it to the questions asked on the test might be tricky and thats where the hands on experience of actually seeing the situations in real life comes into play.

 

how long does it take for a person to get ASE certified?

i mean going thru the classes

 

TCC. They prepare you for ALL of the ASEs. Awsome intructors. Lots of hands on stuff. Cheaper than EVERYTHING else iv ever seen....plus if you want you can get an associets degree, just do the 2 year program and youll leave with the knowlede AND the degree.