TMCP #415: Inside the Wyotech Diesel Program: Classroom, Hands On, and Salary Perspectives from a Student and Instructor! – Ask Rick: Shelby, Iacocca and, and Ford vs. Ferrari

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Robert Kibbe

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🗓️ 13 December 2019

⏱️ 68 minutes

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Summary

This week Wyotech returns with the "insider" interview we've been hoping for: an instructor and a student together. Our guests are diesel instructor Mark Muhsman accompanies by his student Micah Hager. This interview is specifically intended to help people considering the automotive trades to understand what the commitment of school can be, what they can do to prepare themselves to be successful PRIOR to coming to school, and (practically) what they can expect to make as a starting salary after graduation. All of those were answered!

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0:00.0	The Muscle Car Place Online Podcast, episode number 415.
0:04.0	This week, a two-for show that will put a smile on your face for sure.
0:08.4	Rick Schmidt is up first for the ever popular Ask Rick segment with an inside look at his take on the Ford versus Ferrari movie.
0:15.9	And Li Aikoka himself, did you know that Rick and his father were actually presented with the Lee Iacocca Award?
0:21.9	And then we will have on Mark Museman and Micah Hager from WioTech. It's a different twist than
0:27.2	you're expecting. Mark is a diesel instructor and Micah is a diesel student. This is a very
0:32.8	practical interview that either you or somebody you know needs to hear about what it takes to go through
0:39.5	their nine-month program, what's taught in the classroom versus what's taught hands-on,
0:43.7	what students need to succeed, and even what they can start out making.
0:47.1	How the engine works, what the electrical side of it is, and how to diagnose electrical problems,
0:53.2	which is probably about 50% of where
0:56.4	they're going to spend a lot of their times in the electrical side. A lot of the companies
1:00.4	that talk to us more recently are talking right around anywhere from 14 to $20 an hour starting
1:07.3	out. This is the Muscle Car Place, weekly online podcast.
1:14.2	Brought to you by National Parks Depot.
1:16.9	This is the weekly show dedicated to people worldwide who love American muscle cars.
1:22.8	Whether you're buying them, selling, restoring, or even racing them, this is the place for you.
1:29.1	Now, here's your host, Rob Kibby.
1:33.1	Yes, indeed, I am Rob Kibby, and welcome to the Muscle Car Place podcast.
1:37.7	It is officially less than two weeks to Christmas.
1:41.5	Oh, it's a jingle jangle. I can hear it.
1:45.9	Don't worry, this isn't a plug for our interview next week with the man from up north, or is it? You never know. I don't know how Bernie Ed is these
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