Hi, my name is Mike Connelly.

I made this website to help you if:

You’re thinking about becoming an aircraft mechanic and you want a solid blueprint you can follow

You’re already an aircraft mechanic and you want to make more money and have more success

I became an aircraft mechanic back in 2008. When I first started I was making around $700 a week.

Within a couple of years I was up to $2,000 + every week. Right now my weekly checks average anywhere from $3,000 - $4,000.

I was making enough money within a couple of years that I realized I didn’t even have to work a full year to support myself and my family.

It wasn’t long before I was only working around 10 months out of the year, instead of 12 like most people.

Eventually I started to work only 6 months, taking the other 6 months off.

Now I work as an aircraft mechanic only 3 months out of the year. I spend the rest of the year with my family and friends just enjoying life.

Becoming an aircraft mechanic can be a great career choice:

Aircraft maintenance is a multi-billion-dollar industry.

Airlines of all sizes have to make sure their aircraft are in good working order, and billions of dollars are spent on aircraft maintenance every year.

As long as thousands of airplanes, helicopters, and drones are flying, aircraft mechanics will always be needed:

The number of aircraft in service increases every year.

As more aircraft are produced, more manufacturing and maintenance work will be required, and more aircraft mechanics will be needed to do all of this work.

There are ways to make a lot of money in the career if you know what to do:

Not all aviation maintenance jobs pay the same, and if you know how to get the proper training you can make sure you are able to make the most money.

Many people think there are only two ways they can enter this career: by joining the military, or by paying to go to college or technical school.

However, what they don’t realize is that these are not the only options. There is a much easier way to become an aircraft mechanic.

Once you understand the steps you need to take, you can immediately begin training as a mechanic and start making money.

Once you know how, it’s very easy to become an aircraft mechanic.

You can do this by becoming an aircraft mechanic apprentice.

Once I learned how to become an apprentice, I was able to become an aircraft mechanic without having a license.

The best thing was: By becoming an apprentice I didn’t have to spend thousands of dollars and 2 years in an aviation school.

I didn’t have my A&P license (FAA Airframe and Powerplant license) or any other type of certification when I started my career.

Once you become an apprentice, you need to get the right kind of experience.

This is a critical step that many aircraft mechanics simply miss or don’t understand.

There are different types of jobs you can do in this field. For example, you can work on the aircraft frame as a structures mechanic, or you can work on the engines as an A&P mechanic.

Not every position pays the same. This is very important to understand.

You need to make sure you’re training on jobs that will allow you to make the most money.

I’m going to show you how you can make sure you’re getting the right kind of experience so you can get the highest-paying jobs.

Once you have the proper experience, you can go after the highest-paying jobs.

The key is knowing how to find them.

You can’t just become an aircraft technician, go work for a large airline, and have a great career like you could 20 or 30 years ago.

You must know where to find the highest-paying jobs and also how to get them.

Once you know where to look you can make anywhere from $10,000 - $15,000+ a month just like myself and many other mechanics working right now.

I’m going to show you how I find only the highest-paying jobs, and how you can too.

Many new aircraft mechanics make these mistakes and then they don’t make as much money as they should.

Even some older aircraft mechanics struggle in the career simply because they don’t know how to take advantage of the best opportunities that are out there.

Many of them are simply still stuck in the past.

The aviation field has evolved, but many mechanics don’t know how to navigate this current, multi-billion dollar industry.

How I make $10,000 - $15,000+ a month as an aircraft mechanic and how you can follow my success

How you can get started without having a license

Which aircraft mechanic positions you should choose so you can make the most money

How to get specific training that you will need to make the most money

Exactly how to find and get the highest-paying jobs

How I take up to 9 months off every single year

And much, much more...

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Mr. Connelly, I wanted to say thanks again for you helping me. I just talked to Roger again and everything is good to go. I did end up getting the $5,000 bonus for taking the job which I still cant believe !! Thanks so much again man for helping me we need to get up some time if you’re ever in my area !!

Daniel D.

Using your book I was able to find a job in Florida that’s paying real good. This first month I made right at $9,000 hoping to make even more this next month. I always like being a mechanic but I struggled to make money. It seemed like every year was the same old thing.

I knew being an aircraft mechanic was a good job I could just never find anything out there. If I wouldn’t have read your book, I would probably be working in construction again and I damn sure wouldn’t be making 9 grand a month.

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Sean
Florida

Mike, thanks for sending me the email. I really got a lot out of your book and I’ve been using some of the resources to try and find something up in the north west.

I think I want to become an avionics technician, but I wanted to talk to you some more before I decided. Do you have any other advice for that? Send me an email if you can.

Anyway, thanks again for all of your help.

Amanda L.

Since I ‘hit the road’ my salary as an aircraft mechanic has quadrupled. I went from $2,000 a month to nearly $11,000 a month on my first gig.

Your book has really been a lifesaver for me and I can’t believe I never read it sooner.

To anyone out there reading this - if you’re thinking about working as an aircraft mechanic, you need to read this book.

Raul A.

When I first started my career in aviation, I had no idea that I could make as much money as I make right now. I knew I would make at least $60,000 - $70,000 a year, but I thought that would be the limit.

It wasn’t long after I started my first job as an apprentice mechanic that I met other aircraft mechanics who showed me the huge paychecks they were getting every week.

Some of these weekly paychecks were nearly $3,000.

I soon found out how I could also make that kind of money. But not only that, I also found out that I could go to all sorts of cool places while making great money.

I’ve worked in Italy, Australia, and even Japan. But I mostly work in the United States.

If you’re like I was and have always wanted to have a high-paying career in aviation, you’ll be amazed at what these methods will allow you to do.

Using the methods in The 3 Month Mechanic, it’s easy to become an aircraft mechanic. But it takes more than just knowing these methods...

The secret is knowing what kind of aircraft mechanic you should become.

How you enter the career will affect how much money you can make.

Anyone can use these methods to have a high-paying career once they understand how everything works.

These methods are not just “gimmicks” or other bullshit. They are part of a tried-and-true system that works. The methods have worked for thousands of others, and they can work for you as well.

Many aircraft mechanics working all over the world have used the methods I discuss in The 3 Month Mechanic to make excellent money and have great careers.

Even if you don’t want to follow my exact plan and only work a few months out of the year, you can still use The 3 Month Mechanic to help maximize your salary.

I’m so glad I found your website. It has really inspired me to follow my dream of becoming an avionics technician.

Angela O.
California

There are a lot of a&p license jobs online but a lot of them only pay around $25 bucks an hour. I’ve been making pretty good money before but I am ready to make even more.

I knew there were aircraft mechanics making a lot of money but I didn’t think contractors made that much. I’ve always worked direct, but for some of the smaller MRO companies.

Around a week from now I start a job that’s paying $45 working on helicopter frames and skins. I’m really anxious to get started because in that job you can work 6 days straight.

By the time I leave in a couple of months I’m hoping to have around $22,000 in my pocket.

J. Curuth

I have been working in aviation maintenance for over 15 years and I have also made a lot of money contracting. Some of the past jobs I took I was making over $40 per hour. I mainly bought your book because I wanted to know how it is possible that you have so much time off.

I thought it was probably a bunch of baloney but now I understand how you do it. I never really thought about how much money I make like that. I’m planning to try and work maybe 6 months then take 6 off. I don’t think I could take off 9 the whole year because I have so much debt, but maybe when I pay some down I can try it."

Dan
Oregon

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Not only will you have the chance to make excellent money, you’ll also have the chance to travel the world.

As I mentioned earlier, I’ve worked in many different countries, including Italy, Australia, and Japan.

There are aircraft mechanics right now working in all kinds of exotic locations.

Of course, you don't have to go to other countries if you don't want to. Now I usually stay in the U.S. so I can be close to my family.

I know what it’s like to struggle and live paycheck-to-paycheck. I worked at McDonald’s all through high school.

And even though I’ve never struggled since becoming an aircraft mechanic, I know I’ll never have to worry about money again.

When you make $10,000 - $15,000+ every month, it’s surprising how quickly your money builds up.

Once you begin your career, you will meet other mechanics doing exactly the same thing.

Networking with these other mechanics can bring you a lot of opportunities and can sometimes allow you to make even more money.

I discuss how to take advantage of these opportunities to advance your career as an aircraft mechanic in The 3 Month Mechanic.

The best book I’ve found on this subject

By carhog0207 on May 7, 2019

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I have been buying other books because my goal is to become an airframe and powerplant mechanic. I bought some of the FAA books and I also read The Aircraft Mechanic, but I actually liked this book more than those. This book has really good advice on the A&P license and I appreciated the resources the author of the book listed. After reading this I can’t wait to get started!

Unique book

By Stephen R. on June 18, 2017

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I didn’t really know what to expect when I first bought this. To be honest I was confused with the whole ‘3 month’ thing and didn’t understand what he was talking about. But it becomes clear as soon as you start going over the information. For those reading who might be confused like I was, basically this book is about how the author became an aircraft mechanic, how he got his experience, etc. He then goes into how he finds certain jobs that pay really well that he can work on a short term contract. So he finds a job, goes there and works for 3 months, then goes back home. Evidently some of these jobs pay a lot of money because the people who do the work need the right skills. He goes over all of this in the book and at the end I found the information to be unique and helpful.

Two Thumbs Up From An Aircraft Technician

By Chris P. on July 24, 2017

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I am currently working as a Composites Technician but I’ve also worked as a Structures and A&P Technician for many years. Altogether I have been in aviation maintenance for nearly 25 years. I purchased these books basically to see what all of the fuss was about, and I was honestly expecting to be disappointed. Instead (to my surprise) what I found was actually a solid book that offered a lot of helpful tips and advice, even for someone who’s been in the industry for quite a long time.

The author’s take was quite fresh and it was very interesting to read about his experiences. I also got my start the same way the author did, but it wasn’t really called an ‘apprenticeship’ back in those days, it was just known as training on the job (same thing). I have decided to follow the author’s advice and using his information I’ve actually found a number of high-paying contracting jobs that I would probably never have thought to look for. I’ve actually never even considered taking those types of positions because I’ve always worked for the same company for long stretches of time (I’ve been with my current employer for over 12 years).

If nothing else, this book has inspired me to advance my career and my pay, and I give it two thumbs up even for that alone. I would recommend this book to both current technicians and also people who are thinking about this career.

Very Useful

By David Ferguson on January 5, 2016

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Very useful for someone looking into this field. I especially liked that the author went over all of the different aircraft mechanic positions and gave advice on which ones to choose.

Going from auto technician to a&p

By mechmech217 on October 23, 2018

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Ive been working as an auto tech for 5 years. I want to switch up to a&p tech. This book gave some good advice. I recommend.

Good Resource!

By GrapeGuy711 on August 15, 2019

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This book is a great resource for early career A&Ps but also other types of aircraft mechanics. While it's geared towards people who are not yet mechanics, as well as mechanics just getting their start, I would also highly recommend the book to more seasoned mechanics that are looking to pivot careers or who are trying to make more money. It's never too late to get a fresh perspective on networking, finding good jobs, and maximizing your career potential.

Must-read resource for aircraft mechanic students and young professionals

By Darryl L. on July 17, 2018

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This book is a practical manual and guide for becoming an aircraft mechanic apprentice and starting your job in the aviation field. You can tell that the author knows what he's talking about and speaks from experience. I really appreciate the fact that it tells the truth about finding a good job – it can be difficult to find the right job for you, even in a high-demand field.

I wish this book had been available to me as a student, even before I chose to become an A&P mechanic. Many A&P students are “sold” the idea that it will be easy to find a job, and thus don’t put forth proper effort in their initial training and job searches, assuming that simply having an A&P certificate will result in high-paying job offers. The content about gaining the right experience is a good read and good advice.

If you are an A&P student or young professional, you need this book. It can you time, money, and angst in your job hunt. I will be recommending this book to other people I mentor as a must-read resource.

Great insights

By Connor O. on December 11, 2016

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The content offered some great insights. I feel much more confident about what to expect on my journey towards becoming an Avionics Technician. I finished this book in a couple of days thanks to the easy-to-read style. This book lays out the steps needed to get started in the industry, which tools and equipment to buy at first, what training you need to get, and it also includes plenty of good advice. I’m getting ready to start this endeavor and this book answered all of my initial questions.

So helpful

By Jenna on August 2, 2019

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This was a very helpful book for a young aircraft mechanic like me. I bought this book 5 days before I signed up for a community college course in aviation. I read it in a few days. It’s a big help and made me confident knowing I made the right decision to look for a apprenticeship program instead of go to the school. After I read this book, I am defintiely more clear with my goals and direction. If you want to be a aircraft mech you will enjoy this book too.

5 Stars

By Carlos S. on September 28, 2019

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Good book!

Answered my questions

By C.G. on April 20, 2020

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I was looking for info about how to become an aircraft mechanic. This book answered my questions, supplied me with very useful information, and was definitely worth the read. I highly recommend it.

Excellent

By KJ57 on May 30, 2018

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A nice exploration through the challenges of becoming an aircraft mechanic and making good money once you’re actually working. The author approaches this subject in a very honest and upfront manner. Imagine meeting an aircraft mechanic and talking to him for a few hours, and coming away feeling informed and confident you could follow the same path, then this book is just that.

He loved it!

By Melonie Splicegood on March 28, 2020

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I bought this as a gift for my nephew who wants to work on airplanes and he loved it!

Very encouraging

By Steve H. on August 3, 2017

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I enjoyed this book very much. It's a thorough and interesting read for anyone interested in working on aircraft for a living. I will make it my reference book as I get started. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge, Mr. Connely.

Good Book That Outlines All Steps

By Ryan on April 28, 2019

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This is a good book that walks you through each step from training to finding the highest paying jobs. I also liked all of the advice the aurthor gives like which tools to buy when getting started.

Good books for learning about this career

By Keith G. on August 21, 2019

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My 16 year old son is interested in becoming an aircraft mechanic. I bought these books for him but I read them myself first. Even though I know nothing about this subject I found the books enjoyable, and my son also really enjoyed them. He’s pretty sure this is what he wants to do, so I’m glad I found these books.

Really liked this book

By K.Parker on July 8, 2019

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Since graduating high school just a few months ago I am considering getting into this field.
I'm young and have learned so much in this book from how to save money when first starting to the different techniques when wanting to become a successful airplane mechanic. Highly recommend it.

Good

By Rob S. on June 3, 2017

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Good book! Very easy to read and take in all of the information. A lot of great advice from an actual aircraft mechanic.

Good book but repetitive

By JH on April 3, 2018

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Good book but some of the information was repetitive.

Well written and helpful

By Jaybosshog on February 6, 2018

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This was not only a glimpse into the industry but also inspirational for me. There is a lot of really good information here that you could only find by talking with someone who has been doing this work for a long time.

Good Info

By Janet on March 1, 2019

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I had this book for approximately 3 months, I just put it away after I ordered it. I decided to start reading it on a trip, and I am very glad I did. This book simply answered a lot of questions I did not even know I had. If you're interested in becoming an aircraft technician this book is definitely informative.

Good guide for future aircraft mechanics

By Bruce on March 29, 2019

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This book points out certain things you can do in order to avoid spending too much money in your way to becoming an aircraft mechanic. Also it provides some basic information you might find important before you start your career.

Highly recommend reading this book.

By Jason Alexander Jr. on January 14, 2020

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This book is written in a clear and concise manner providing useful information on becoming an aircraft mechanic. I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book and the info really helped!

J. Alexander Jr.
Wichita, KS

Good Book

By Jason P. on September 19, 2018

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Good Book

A guide I recommend to my students.

By Pat on February 13, 2017

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This book is a good guide for all aircraft mechanics, especially those graduating from an aviation course or those just getting started. I have been reviewing the material in class, and my students have found it to be extremely insightful. This is totally different information than you’re likely to find in any other aviation-related book, and in fact I’ve never seen another book quite like this.

The book is very comprehensive and all of the topics have been well thought out and are delivered in a manner that aircraft mechanics will find helpful.

Informative

By Asif on October 20, 2017

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This was a good read and answered questions I had about becoming an aircraft mechanic. His first hand experience is very useful to anyone with questions about becoming a jet mechanic.

Good book if you’re an aircraft mechanic

By Donald Green on April 8, 2018

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Mike (the author) does an excellent job in creating a complete guideline for all mechanics who are looking for advancing their career. This book provides a lot of information you need to know to plan your job search, identify the right employers, build your experience, and networking with other aircraft mechanics doing the same thing.

Unique Advice

By Jamal T. on June 3, 2016

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There are certain skills that aircraft mechanics learn when they're in school. How to get one of the best jobs isn't typically one of them. Once you get out into the real world it’s totally different than in the classroom.

The author does a great job of offering new and old mechanics a unique strategy for their careers. As the author points out, and something I’d never really thought about before, the aviation industry has changed. It isn’t the same as it was a long time ago when you could go to school, get a job with a big airline, and be set for life.

Everything is evolving and the author has given some good advice on how to make more money in this new field of aviation. It’s something that ALL mechanics should think about...

One problem...

By Brad Jennings on October 25, 2016

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Yes this book is a nice read and has good advice about working as an airline mechanic as other reviewers have mentioned. But there is a problem and that is some of the advice is not practical for someone like me.

Yes it would be nice to only work a few months out of the year or even only 6 months of the year, but if there wasn’t any good contracting jobs near my home I couldn’t travel because I have to take care of my elderly parents.

I have had this problem before when looking for work when I worked in home remodeling. You would think that there is always a house around that needs work so I could make money. But a lot of the work I had to travel and it got to a point when I could no longer leave for a week at a time to do jobs.

I guess I am still looking for a way to make good money but not have to go more than a few minutes from my home which I don’t know how to do.

Excellent book offering useful advice for starting as an aircraft technician

By J. Reamons on March 12, 2020

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I enjoyed the author’s writing style and all of the information the books provided.

Highly recommended for anyone looking to start an aviation maintenance career or to grow an existing career.

An easy read packed with insightful, useful content.

Great Read

By Bobby P. on May 19, 2020

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I have to say this book was great! I am not an aircraft mechanic yet but I found many useful topics in the book that will help me along the way! Really glad I found this before signing up for the A&P school I was looking at!

Well written and easy to follow

By Frank Williams on May 14, 2019

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Well done. I especially like the chapter about making the most money. The other book that came with it was good to.

Good information

By Debbie O’Connell on November 30, 2018

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I enjoyed the insight from someone that has experience as an A and P mechanic, and has figured a way to turn his career into what he wanted it to be.. I am looking forward to reading the next book.

Great book to get an overall idea.

By JHD on December 5, 2019

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Great book for people who are going to start aviation school or interested in becoming technicians. Gives you an idea of what to expect from training to getting a job.

Really good!

By Omar A. on February 26, 2019

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I liked how the book is structured in a chronological order to give you a solid explanation of the steps to become an aircraft mechanic. This book is somewhat step by step. It doesn't tell you to do only one thing like get a job only at a specific airline, which is expected since the aviation industry and businesses can change.

The only thing I would have liked to see more of is more information on working in countries other than the U.S. The author does discuss this but I wish he would have went into more detail. Great book nonetheless, get it!

Two Thumbs Up

By Danny on July 30, 2019

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This book lays out clear steps, and is great for goal-setting. It is to-the-point, and won’t take up too much if your life to finish reading. It is basically a road map for how to become a mechanic, get the right kind of experience then find the best paying jobs so that you can make a lot of money and only work part time if you want. I thought it was great and I do plan to put the information to work in the very near future.

Enjoyable and informative if you’re a new A&P technician

By Chris Kellers on August 10, 2019

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This is a very no-nonsense book that was fun to read. The author speaks from his experiences on the path to his making good money working as an A&P technician. I just started working as an A&P technician myself, which is why I bought the book in the first place. He offers direct advice and I found the information to be quite valuable.

Good for someone just starting

By Jim Peterson on May 1, 2019

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This is a good book for the person just starting out in the industry or someone who wants to know about the industry. Michael has a lot of tips and advice that only someone that has been doing this type of work in recent years can give. I am about to start in an apprenticeship following the advice in this book.

Good book

By Juan on March 18, 2018

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This was so helpful. I really liked the author’s style of writing. It was full of helpful information. I will be reading it again I’m sure!

Like he says in the book...

By Nigel on November 17, 2018

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Like he says in the book I always thought you always had to go to college I didnt know there was another ways to work on aircraft. I truly glad that I found this because I was about to start taking classes and they are expensive. Now my plane is to start as an aprentice instead of school. If you are think about working on airplanes or helicopters like me then I think you will like this.

I highly recommend this to any A&P mechanic or A&P student

By Kenneth T. on September 9, 2019

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Being an A&P student with two months of schooling left, this book has definitely given me some new insight on things I should start doing. I highly recommend this book to anyone that is still in school or someone that is early in their career. It gives you insight into areas of this career that schools don’t really talk about. You are literally getting insight from an A&P that has been through it and has the tools to better your career and get you on a career path where you are able to be successful and earn a good income.

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