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by Kelvin Otis

When you think of collision and refinishing, the work involved in repairing and restoring damaged vehicles and body parts should be one of the first things that comes to mind. Typical collision repairs include cars, trucks, buses, trailers and campers.

Collision/refinishing technicians are also required to weld various types of sheet metal and perform metal straightening. While the skills to become a collision repair technician can be self-taught, the best training comes from an accredited school offering quality programs and courses.

WyoTech training offers the following benefits:

• Training from qualified instructors with real-world experiences and knowledge
• Access to many of the tools and equipment you’ll find in many of today’s modern collision repair shops
• Help in preparing a resume and cover letter upon graduation from your program
• Access to job boards and classifieds for employers who respect the training you’ve received at WyoTech

by Kelvin Otis

Few things in life are more valuable than a skilled craftsperson that takes tremendous pride in his or her work. Collision/refinishing involves an artistic attention to detail. And the results are amazing when a vehicle is brought back to life.

WyoTech’s Collision/Refinishing Technology program provides comprehensive training and the practical knowledge needed to perform awe-inspiring repairs and installations inside and out.

Attention to Detail Sets WyoTech Apart

Hands-on Training

WyoTech students get serious shop time to practice and sharpen what they learn. Instruction also encourages students to gain a solid grip on the business skills they need to succeed in the real world. Knowing the value of customer service, damage assessment and estimate preparation is a key component of the training WyoTech students receive.

I-Car Training Standard

Many WyoTech courses can qualify for credit under the Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair (I-CAR) program. The I-CAR Welding Qualification Test may be taken while students attend WyoTech for a reduced price.

Instruction from Professionals

The great thing about WyoTech training is that students learn under seasoned industry professionals with extensive experience in their own field. This hard earned practical knowledge from instructors is readily shared with students who can benefit from real-life insights and tips of the trade.

ASE Certification Experience

WyoTech graduates of the Collision/Refinishing Technology program can apply one year of experience towards certification by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence.

Interested in getting the training that can give you the skills to make vehicle installations and repairs inside and out?

~Post courtesy of WyoTech. Click for more information on the WyoTech Collision Repair program.

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