WyoTech News Stories
This is the place to get the latest WyoTech news and events.
Today's Cars are Safer by a Mile
A lot of nostalgia surrounds the automobiles of yesteryear. The rolling iron that Detroit manufactured during its mid-20th century glory days seem, at a glance, far more powerful, durable and, well, macho, than the CAD-designed, chip-regulated, plastic-coated eco-mobiles of today.
Here are some of the safety innovations that have made today's cars and trucks far safer to drive than those of Detroit's "Golden Years":
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Want to Go From Being an Amateur to a Pro?
There are a lot of people in the world with a passion do something meaningful, that if given the right opportunities, could forge a promising life and career. If you love working on cars, wrenching, bending pipes, fixing bikes, or getting your knuckles greasy and busted up from time to time, you may be more fortunate than most people looking to find their own career-calling in life.
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What would you Trade - for a Trade?
Life seems to be a trade off. For everything we want, there is something we may have to give up to get it. Giving something up for something better isn't necessarily a bad thing either! WyoTech offers training in the plumbing technology, RHVAC (Residential Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) and Electrician career fields.
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WyoTech Diesel Technology Programs
Diesel has a lot to do with a lot behind today's technology. In fact, diesel technology is the driving force! Just think about the equipment and vehicles that use diesel to power-up each day. Oil rigs, power plants, hydraulic systems, locomotives, construction vehicles and mining equipment are just a few of the systems that depend on diesel power.
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Torn Between Buying a New or Used Vehicle?
Torn Between Buying a New or Used Vehicle?
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Motorsports Chassis Fabrication Training at WyoTech
You could be the kind of guy or gal that loves building cars from the ground up. It takes talent, and not everyone has the skills or knowledge to do it. However, if you think you've got what it takes and you're willing to take on a program that pushes your talents to the limit, Wyotech career tech school training could be the perfect starting point.
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Street Rod and Custom Fabrication Rocks at WyoTech
Working in the street rod and custom fabrication industry can be a great field to pursue, especially if you like working with your hands and building hot models from the ground up. This is the kind of work where you can get into the "flow" and lose track of time. This is one of those professions where you can work your passion into what you like doing for a living.
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Automotive News - September 25, 2009
Here is some automotive news you may find interesting:
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At WyoTech, We Value Your Military Training and Skills
Skills and knowledge gained in the military service are valuable assets that can be drawn upon throughout a lifetime. Military personnel transitioning back to civilian life have an entire array of talents to offer, such as leadership, discipline, and the ability to work and excel in a team oriented environment.
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Finding a Job in a Tough Economy
Finding a job when employment is higher can sometimes be a frustrating and consuming process. This is often the time that job announcements will get hundreds of resumes. Hiring departments make take longer to call and interviews may seem grueling. It's possible not get a single call out a large number of resumes mailed.
Jessi Combs - Extreme 4x42004 Graduate
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Former Co-host of Spike TV's "Xtreme 4X4"
"At WyoTech, I received the skill set necessary to take me as far as my imagination will lead me."
Jessi Combs' motto, "It's not how big you are in the fight; it's how big the fight is in you," has taken her ...
Chris Murphy2007 Graduate"WyoTech gave me the experience to be able to fix problems and troubleshoot. That's the number one thing. And the instructors were great."

