Open Shop Observation

There are many causes for dropping out of college. There are also many effects of dropping out too. Only about 56% of college students will complete a college degree within six years. The causes I’m going to cover is stress, pregnancy, and finances. Many effects can be lifelong such as student loans, being an undergraduate, and just not completing the degree. College is all about strength and perseverance. Strength from the fact of if you stay in college and complete the degree it’s a great honor. Also having a college degree looks great on any resume and can help get great jobs in the future.

We can provide assistance for exotic car towing, motorcycles, and even vehicles with no air brakes.

The OCDB, meanwhile, continually supports educational institutions by providing them with labor market information through the annual Workforce Indicators Report and other resources; this information allows educators to update advanced fuel and vehicle technology courses, certifications and degrees in order to fill current and future employer

A student named Andrew Braaksma wrote an article in a newspaper called, “Lessons from the Assembly Line”, explaining his story about his summer occupancy while being on vacation away from college. The author writes about the lessons, experiences, and knowledge he had gained from his summer job away from his college campus. Andrew Braaksma explains both roles as a student and as an employee sharing these lessons he learned about the value of an education. Andrew shows his audience the benefits of working and why valuing an education is so vital to an individual’s future. The author’s goal is to inspire young college students to value their education, explore the workforce, and appreciate how employment can benefit them by sharing his own experiences. Being employed or working while attending school is very valuable because it teaches you the concept of financial obligation, gives you a strong worth ethic, and teaches you many lessons about the real world, and how important an education is.

A new class for Corvallis High School, Automotive repair class. An Automotive class where kids would learn to perform basic maintenance and repairs to vehicles would benefit Corvallis High School, by helping kids earn college credits in high school. There are other high schools in america that also have a Auto Class, so why shouldn't we?

After completing my BS I worked for 12 years in service and operational management in the diesel and construction industry. While looking for new opportunities, I took an adjunct instructor position in a diesel technology program. As I became more involved in the program I found I enjoyed the work

To help improve this focus on the energy sector could improve the employment problem. Increasing the cost can help increase the production of the required steel, providing more jobs in that sector. Problems in New York, Richmond, Atlanta, Chicago, St. Louis, Minneapolis, and Kansas City all reported a need in skilled workers for information technologies, engineering, specialty healthcare, construction manufacturing and transportation. To help increase employment opportunities for these required jobs a placement of educational benefits could help, advertising a need in these job fields can increase the desired students to apply for these careers. Increase pay can also help in drawing in more folks interested in these careers. Cleveland and Richmond noted that a need for low-skilled employees is in demand and hard to fill. Some potential improvements could be made in hiring high school students for summer jobs. Increasing the benefits, or pay that might attract people looking for low-skill requirement jobs. Combine some of the requirements for low-skilled jobs and incorporating it into a larger job, high pay possibility.

The institute designed their program to help people achieve their goals and dreams to get into the industry. According to studies, most employers would rather take in employees who have educational background or training on their specific field. This car mechanic school helps their students learn what they need to start their career. The institute's programs are accredited by The Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges or ACCSC, which is recognized

The University of Kentucky offers a Mechanical and Chemical Engineering program for local students to attend. Students attending this program attend UK classes as well as West Kentucky Community and Technical college classes, this is known as being a concurrent student. This means that students attending classes in the Crounse parking lot are a blend of students in the Engineering program, as well as students in attending community college

Every year the rate of college drop outs rise. Not because of bad grades or not personal life. It is because of school costing too much and students needing to get full time job to even make some type of payments, so the college won’t drop you from classes. The lack of funding

According to Jenna Johnson, a Washington Post Staff writer, she writes in a article on student dropouts, “58 percent said they did not receive any financial help from their parents or relatives to pay tuition or fees, and 69 percent had no scholarships or financial aid. When these students decided to drop out, 70 percent said they did so because they needed to work to support themselves; other reasons included not being able to afford tuition and fees, needing a break, classes that were not useful and needing more time to spend with family.”

Not enough people realize that there is good paying jobs for little to no college. The industry is what America was built on, and today it is still powered by the trades. I think I learned a lot from further researching this topic, I realized that not all of the U.S. is suffering from the shortage of workers, rather, my findings show that some areas are oversaturated with workers or even just the specific trade. Despite this saturation, I have learned that what I’ve been told all my years, about how the skilled trades are experiencing a loss in workers due to many of the workers becoming retirees and not enough workers to replace them. With this information, I can further my career pursuit, as I now know some areas that are in more need of workers so I can make more money while still doing what I love. This information should be relevant to everyone, because with this, people can possibly find a job they love and never have to go to college, and be making good money straight out of school. Another reason this information is so important is because that without tradesmen, Everyday tasks and jobs may not be

Purpose - To explain to the class about manual transmission cars and how to drive one.

Baxton Technology Company manufactures surface automotive hoists which are used by garages, service stations and other repair shops to lift cars for servicing. Because of its design, quality of workmanship, safety features, ease of installation and five-year warranty, Baxton Lifts achieved a reputation as the “Mercedes” of the hoist industry and is considered a leader in automotive lift safety in Canada and United States.

Many people drop out because they struggle to pay for their education. Erin Shankie wrote in her article, “At the forefront of reasons for college dropout is the cost—and not just the cost of tuition, but the costs of books, materials, transportation, and housing” (Shankie). Students drop out because it’s tough try to focus on school and pass classes when you have to worry about how to get to school, what are they going to eat for dinner, and trying to find a way to pay for living