Auto Careers - Do You Have What It Takes to Become an Auto Body Collision Estimator?

You would like to become a mechanic, but which kind? Have you given any thought to the type of work that you'll do after graduation? Some automotive schools give students a chance to specialize as auto body collision estimators.

One oft-cited reason for which technicians seek further training from automotive schools to work as an estimator is job stability. The sad fact is that as long as there are cars on the road, there will be car crashes. Furthermore, the number of car crashes is not thought to diminish during a recession. Hence why auto body collision estimator is said to be one of the more stable and recession-proof auto careers.

Students who enroll in auto body collision estimator programs should develop the following skills.

Good observation skills

How to Find a Tax Internship

As a student, you're used to hitting the books, but with more people than ever pursuing higher education you need to show future employers that you understand the practical application of taxes, not just the theories behind them. By interning, you will gain valuable work experience while making professional contacts that could last your entire career.

Finding an Internship:

Obviously, before you can have an internship you have to find one. There are several avenues to pursue.

    Check with your career office. Many companies post their available internships on campuses. Make sure you remember to apply early, since it is likely that many other students will also be applying, especially at the end of the school year.