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Rebecca’s Answer
Thank you for your question. I am glad to know you want to run car shop.
Below are my suggestions :
1. Study mechanical.engineering and car related courses
2. Attend management related courses
3. Explore any intern opportunities in car manufacturer
4. Work in car shops some time upon graduation to understand the business model and establish people network
5. Start the business in small scale
Hopebtius helps! Good luck!
May Almighty God bless you!
Below are my suggestions :
1. Study mechanical.engineering and car related courses
2. Attend management related courses
3. Explore any intern opportunities in car manufacturer
4. Work in car shops some time upon graduation to understand the business model and establish people network
5. Start the business in small scale
Hopebtius helps! Good luck!
May Almighty God bless you!
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Wong’s Answer
If you want to open your own car repair shop, the first thing you need is good experience with cars. If you don't have much experience yet, you can work at a repair shop and learn how to diagnose problems, fix different types of vehicles, and use tools properly.
You also need to learn how to run a business. Make a simple business plan and work out how much money you will need for rent, tools, equipment, insurance, parts, employee wages, and other expenses. You should also check what licenses and permits are required in your area.
When you choose a location, make sure it is easy for customers to find and has enough space for cars. You don't have to offer every type of repair when you first start. Begin with the services you are good at and expand as your business grows.
To get customers, you need to focus on being honest, doing good work, and treating people well. Explain the problem clearly, give customers a price before doing extra work, and communicate with them throughout the repair. Happy customers will often recommend your shop to their friends and family.
To find good employees, you should treat them fairly, pay them properly, and create a good working environment. People are more likely to stay when they feel respected and have opportunities to learn and grow.
You also need to learn how to run a business. Make a simple business plan and work out how much money you will need for rent, tools, equipment, insurance, parts, employee wages, and other expenses. You should also check what licenses and permits are required in your area.
When you choose a location, make sure it is easy for customers to find and has enough space for cars. You don't have to offer every type of repair when you first start. Begin with the services you are good at and expand as your business grows.
To get customers, you need to focus on being honest, doing good work, and treating people well. Explain the problem clearly, give customers a price before doing extra work, and communicate with them throughout the repair. Happy customers will often recommend your shop to their friends and family.
To find good employees, you should treat them fairly, pay them properly, and create a good working environment. People are more likely to stay when they feel respected and have opportunities to learn and grow.