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Exploring Auto Careers: How Fast Can You Become a Mechanic?

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The Fastest Path to Becoming a Mechanic Becoming a certified mechanic in Canada typically involves a combination of education and apprenticeship. While a traditional apprenticeship alone can take up to four years, enrolling in a diploma program first can fast-track the process. How Fast Can You Become a Mechanic?

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What Does an Automotive Mechanic Do? An Updated Guide for Students

Automotive Training Centre

Today’s mechanics are tech-savvy professionals who must understand a vehicle’s complex systems, from traditional engines to electric and hybrid technologies. Their responsibilities have grown from simple mechanical repairs to include electronic systems diagnostics, preventive maintenance, and service advice.

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How to Become an Auto Mechanic Apprentice in Ontario: A Step-By-Step Guide

Automotive Training Centre

With the automotive industry evolving rapidly, driven by advances in electric vehicles, autonomous driving, and sustainable technologies, the role of the auto mechanic is becoming more sophisticated and technologically driven. Securing an apprenticeship is a pivotal step in gaining this experience.

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Mohawk College offering free EV, hybrid training

Auto Service World

Automotive service technicians can upgrade their skills and earn a micro-credential from Mohawk College related to electric vehicle and hybrid training.

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From the Magazine: ‘A challenge and an honour’

Auto Service World

This early passion took him to a technical vocational high school and an apprenticeship, which led to Kuczynski becoming a licensed heavy equipment mechanic. He was part of the AIA Canada board more than 15 years ago when this very debate first came around, leading to the signing of CASIS, the Canadian Automotive Service Information Standard.

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Current Trends in Hiring Demand for Heavy Duty Truck Mechanics

Auto Service World

The skill set is becoming more complex due to the integration of electric trucks and alternative fuel vehicles into the market. The work involves finding engine issues and repairing complex electrical systems. Training programs and apprenticeships are being given more importance so mechanics can become highly qualified for their roles.

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