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Wolfsburg Tech, LLC is hiring an apprentice Volkswagen and Audi mechanic in Macon, GA. This is a temporary 40-hour-per-week position with paid training that leads to a permanent job as a trained journeyman mechanic.
You will learn wheel alignment, tire service, maintenance, electrical troubleshooting, and customer interaction while building skills on VW and Audi vehicles. A strong work ethic and reliable transportation are required.
Earn while you learn. Get paid to train on Volkswagen and Audi instead of payingtuition for it.
Why pay for mechanic training, especially when you can get paid and get the besttraining? Don’t work one job while learning another, and don’t rack upstudent debt. We have an apprenticeship program that might be perfect for yoursituation.
We have an immediate opening for an apprentice Volkswagen and Audi mechanic. This isa temporary position with excellent training and advancement into a permanent job asa trained journeyman mechanic.
Position Temporary, 40 hours, leading to permanent
Let’s manage expectationsLearning where everything lives in a shop takes a month or more. The tools, thematerials, the bolt bins, the chemicals, the laptops. For the first three weeksalmost half your time goes to doing without something or asking somebody where itis. That is not a measure of your skill and we are not going to pretend otherwise.It is a good part of why the attendance guarantee exists. You get paid while youlearn the building and while you learn the cars we work on. Get good at doing thework, then get faster.
Our goal is to keep VWs driving like new. We have devoted customers, and they dependon our commitment and expertise to keep their cars dependable. That is a trust wewill not violate. If you have the burning desire to gain skill and knowledge, you canbe part of this team.
Call the shop, or apply online. Tell us why you want to turn wrenches for a living.No experience needed, that is the whole point of an apprenticeship.