Honda Motorcycle Mechanic

Benefits of Motorcycle Mechanic Training
The number of people riding motorcycles has been increasing regularly for the last decade. Naturally, this can mean steady work for anyone who has learned the skills to become a motorcycle mechanic. Mechanics usually begin by studying in colleges or trade schools, obtaining relevant undergraduate degrees from colleges or schools, or working as an apprentice to an established mechanic. It is also common for motorcycle mechanics to specialize in work on a certain type of motorcycle. To do this, you will have to attend a course sponsored by the particular manufacturer. The course will usually have an exam at the end, and if you pass, you will get a certificate stating that you are now eligible to work on that particular motorcycle. However, once you get a job as a mechanic, your employer might send you to these special training courses courtesy of the company.

Honda Motorcycle Mechanic Schools
Schools recognized by Honda often receive Honda motorcycles and special tools with which to train students seeking degrees. As a student, you will learn about the new model features and new technology. For instance, in the last year, Honda motorcycles have made major advances in their off-road capabilities requiring special repairs. Honda has strict service standards for its mechanics, and degrees from Honda-supported Motorcycle Mechanic schools offer a huge competitive advantage when searching for employment.

Since nearly half a million Honda motorcycles are sold each year in the U.S. alone, there is a huge market out there. Keep an eye out for the HonTech® elective, officially endorsed by Honda to help you become an entry-level American Honda mechanic.

Sources: Bureau of Labor Statistics, US Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2006-07 Edition, Small Engine Mechanics http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos198.htm

Schools are listed in alphabetical order by state then city.

Lincoln Technical Institute

[East Windsor, CT]

Lincoln Technical Institute is a career-focused training school that offers short-term Automotive, Skilled Trades, Healthcare and Computers programs designed to get you into the workforce quickly. Programs vary by campus so contact a location near you to see the training options available. Financial Aid is available for those who qualify. With national accreditation, state licensing and nearly 60 years of career education and job placement experience, Lincoln Technical Institute knows what it takes to help give you the competitive edge so you can establish yourself in a rewarding career. Get started today!
Programs:
  Automotive
  Diesel
  Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning (HVAC)
  Motorcycle Tech
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Ashworth College	[Norcross, GA]
Programs: Auto Mechanics Motorcycle Mechanics Request More Information >

Penn Foster Career School

[Scranton, PA]

Get the skills you need to prepare for a new career in one of today's hottest career fields with a diploma or certificate from Penn Foster Career School. Choose from over 80 quality distance education programs in areas like health services, business, legal studies, education, engineering, technology, trade, automotive, creative and design, or high school. Our expert faculty and friendly support staff are dedicated to helping you succeed.
Programs:
  Diesel Mechanics
  HVAC Technician
  Motorcycle Repair Technician
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