I was the only student in my class that graduated on time. Was a 2 year program, and also had to take gen ed classes to receive associates degree, also received the Goodwrench Leadership Award 
any wyotech.. grads, students
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However, I no longer work on them for a living, just for pleasure and extra cash. There was not enough money in my area, and I didnt want to move, now I work maintenance in a refinery.
yes it is, but I would much rather be wrenching than what I am doing now, but just wasnt enough money in it. the refinery has excellent benefits and wages, but if it ever goes south wrenching is my back up. I do believe however if I was willing to move, I could have made more money, but alas I didnt want to leave what was familiar:baby:
. I do believe however if I was willing to move, I could have made more money, but alas I didnt want to leave what was familiar:baby:
yes it is, but I would much rather be wrenching than what I am doing now, but just wasnt enough money in it. the refinery has excellent benefits and wages, but if it ever goes south wrenching is my back up
moving is going to be a big thing when i grad... been gone for ~9 years come back for ~6 months then gone again... market doesnt look tooo good in ohio for the most part
moving is going to be a big thing when i grad... been gone for ~9 years come back for ~6 months then gone again... market doesnt look tooo good in ohio for the most part
Don't feel bad Adam, the market isnt good anywhere. I have spent 2 years in the CAT program and might not have a job when I graduate in 4 weeks. The construction market around here has hit a stand still. I still have a degree from toyota to fall back on as well as the one from CAT, but I think I might continue my education and get a mechanical engineering degree. Try to get a job designing diesels instead of turning wrenches on them
i know... i ain giving up hope though
yes springfield area in ohio im ~60 east of pitsburg right now