Big news from our Ford service team! Please help us congratulate Andy S. on achieving Master Technician status — and Kurtis, Andy L., Brice, Shaun, and Dan on reaching the elite level of Senior Master Technician! This is no small accomplishment — it takes dedication, training, and a drive to keep improving. At the heart of Kocourek is a commitment to Individual Growth:
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Big news from our Ford service team! Please help us congratulate Andy S. on achieving Master Technician status — and Kurtis, Andy L., Brice, Shaun, and Dan on reaching the elite level of Senior Master Technician! This is no small accomplishment — it takes dedication, training, and a drive to keep improving. At the heart of Kocourek is a commitment to Individual Growth:
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Tomorrow marks the start of my forth year teaching here. This will be my largest classes with one at 15 students and the other at 12 students! I’m excited to see what this year bring me!
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🛠️ Hands-on Training with the New Hunter HawkEye XL! 🚗
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From wrenches to… wait, why do you have that? 👀🔧
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Paula Brown won the Transcend (employee of the month) award for August.
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Any tips or tricks for a woman entering the automotive service technician world? BTW, I'm looking for an entry-level position at a Mercedes Benz in the Saint Paul, Minnesota area. Thank you!
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These tips are for any starting tech: 1. Have a teachable attitude. No matter how much you know there is always more you can learn. 2. The tool truck is your paycheck's worst enemy. 3. Buy the cheapest tools you can find. When you break it, you have used it enough, pay cash for the best tool you can afford. Buying used name brand tools is a great way to save money. So is figuring out who the original manufacturer is and buying from them instead of the tool truck brand. 4. Ignore the haters. Do good work, be willing to learn jobs no one wants to do, and be willing to advocate for yourself tactfully. 5. Always look for ways to improve your skills. Don't settle for just dealership training. Seek out other places to learn as well.
This month's instructor spotlight is Bob Gunn from West Kentucky Community and Technical College. Bob explains his love for the automotive industry and how he is making his program more flexible for students. Read the full article: https://wrenchway.com/blog/instructor-spotlight-series-bob-gunn/
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