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Becoming a mechanic

Zetec · 2005-05-25 22:57:46

Can anyone tell me where you can train to be a Mechanic besides FAS?

25-05-2005 10:57pm

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Zetec

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Can anyone tell me where you can train to be a Mechanic besides FAS?

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#2 26-05-2005 8:10am

the magician

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as far as i know the only way to become a recognised mechanic in ireland is to do an apprenticeship with a garage, who will send you to fas for training and you will get your fas/fetac cert at the end of it. im pretty sure thats the only recognised apprenticeships in the country. unless you work in some backstreet garage and never actually get a qualification.
I did a construction plant fitter trade that way,and my brother is currently doing a fas motor mechanic apprenticeship ith a main ford dealer.

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#3 26-05-2005 8:31am

Merrion

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Check out the SIMI training guide.

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