Guide to an Online Automotive Education. If you want to get into the booming automotive service industry quickly, one of the easiest ways is by earning a degree online. Learn what types of training programs you can expect to find and see how you can get started right away.

Automotive School Guidance Tips. In this article, Tim Dwyer, Pro-Tech Automotive Program Instructor at Oklahoma State University-Okmulgee, offers his advice about how students can get the most from their automotive school training.

Michele Winn, Automotive Technician and Couse Instructor. Despite the myth that automotive careers are "men's work", Michele Winn has made a place for herself as an auto technician. She says that the job does require some manual labor, but there's lots of work that requires brainpower - and that's what interests her. Check out this interview to see how she got into the automotive field and where her career is taking her.

Professional Auto Mechanic, Phil Ruhl. From a beginning that started with his tinkering on farm equipment as a youth, followed by a stint as an aircraft mechanic in the Navy, Phil Ruhl finally found his calling as a professional auto mechanic. This interview provides his take on the industry, careers, and educational needs for a good mechanic.

Todd Fox, Professional, Automotive Mechanic. They always say that skills learned in one career are often transferable to another. When Todd Fox realized the Dotcom bust was happening, he started to look for other opportunities and ended up training for a career in auto mechanics. See how his previous career has worked nicely into his new one in this interesting interview.

Auto Technician, Alan Kirkes. From Fords to Porsches, Alan Kirkes has been working on cars since he was 15 years old. He's also gotten lots of training (both hands on in his family's business and in formal automotive training programs) and, in this interview, he tells us what it's been like and what he thinks about the profession as a whole.