Proud Brenau University alumna and fashion boutique owner in Savannah. I've traded textbooks for tape measures and thesis papers for threads it's quite the life, tell ya! Now, I'm taking slight detour from my usual fashion talk and looking into something bit grittier. Cousin of mine is thinking about diving into Lanier Technical College’s Automotive Technology Program. She's always been hands-on and practically grew up under cars since our uncle owns small garage.
But now she's seriously considering making it her career path and wants to know what the experience is like at the university. Know it’s quite different from my field, but figured there might be some of you out there who can share firsthand experiences about the program. Like, does it offer good industry connections? What about hands-on training do they really let you get your hands dirty? Hope you guys can help shed some light on this. It'll mean the world to her (and me too! If we could give her more than just “Google-researched" info. Let’s give her the real deal straight from those who’ve been there, done that! Wondering how well prepared you felt once you rolled out of the university and into your first job in automotive?
But now she's seriously considering making it her career path and wants to know what the experience is like at the university. Know it’s quite different from my field, but figured there might be some of you out there who can share firsthand experiences about the program. Like, does it offer good industry connections? What about hands-on training do they really let you get your hands dirty? Hope you guys can help shed some light on this. It'll mean the world to her (and me too! If we could give her more than just “Google-researched" info. Let’s give her the real deal straight from those who’ve been there, done that! Wondering how well prepared you felt once you rolled out of the university and into your first job in automotive?