Dealer School

[mclaren_crazy]

Well, over the past year I took part in my freshman year in university. Other than the credits from courses that i took there, a major thing I learned this year was that I will only be truly good at what I do if I really want to do that. With that in mind I applied to a school that has an applied business program for automotive managment. This program teaches you everything you need to know to be a sucessful manager of a car dealership, and it consists of a co-op meaning that for each summer of the program I will be working with a paid job in a dealership.

If any of you have gone through a program like this before and have any tips all help would be appreciated.

[Type17]

Well, over the past year I took part in my freshman year in university. Other than the credits from courses that i took there, a major thing I learned this year was that I will only be truly good at what I do if I really want to do that. With that in mind I applied to a school that has an applied business program for automotive managment. This program teaches you everything you need to know to be a sucessful manager of a car dealership, and it consists of a co-op meaning that for each summer of the program I will be working with a paid job in a dealership.

If any of you have gone through a program like this before and have any tips all help would be appreciated.

Hey awesome man. I want to do something like that too. I got into Economics Co-Op at the University of Waterloo so I'm hoping to get a placement like yours. I'm really hoping it will have something do to with cars but I don't know how the process works yet.

[Kitdy]

Hey awesome man. I want to do something like that too. I got into Economics Co-Op at the University of Waterloo so I'm hoping to get a placement like yours. I'm really hoping it will have something do to with cars but I don't know how the process works yet.

I've heard great things about the co-op program at Wloo.

My buddy got good marks and now has a job at Microsoft's HQ.

If you do well, you can get great industry contacts and line up a job after you're done.

[drakkie]

My study also teaches for a management position, but then slightly different. More like the aftersales manager at a importer or a manager of a certain engineering department. If you get your stuff right, you can make some good money at a dealership as well, but it is always bloody hard working, especially if it's your own company.

[Zytek_Fan]

I should so do that

[Blue Supra]

I seriously thought you meant drug dealer school.

[Zytek_Fan]

I seriously thought you meant drug dealer school.

The only school you need for that is your brain.