Never learn to repair cars. I'm from the automobile maintenance class. I have worked in the oldest garage in East China (Nanjing Hong Kong Changjiang Toyota 4s shop), and I have done both sheet metal and electromechanical work. Business is good, but it has to be handed over to the boss. When you are injured, you see a doctor at your own expense. I've been a master for more than ten years, and it's only 5 k-6 k-6 k. After a few years, maintenance workers will suffer from waist injuries and shoulder injuries. One of my senior brothers has a very serious back injury, and he will be in a wheelchair after another operation. I regret learning this now. The gain is outweighed by the loss.

If it's sheet metal and painting, both of them are harmful jobs. Let's start with sheet metal. Sheet metal is also very tired. Electric welding will do harm to human body, and it is more likely to be injured if necessary protective measures are not taken during plastic surgery. Needless to say, the harm of paint to the body, scraping putty is also a craft, which requires patience as a sheet metal worker.

I suggest you run a business or do something else. If you are a business enterprise, you can try real estate sales or securities investment. Of course, the income of first-tier cities in China will be higher. For example, although Shanghai is expensive, it will be very moist if it has the ability.

There is one thing I can't say about the salary level. It's the minimum wage if you just join the company. Outsiders only pay three insurances. Even if you have the ability, maintenance has no future.

By the way, I'm selling in a bearing company in Shanghai now.

Look at what I said to you so seriously, the best answer is still from me! ! !

I want to correct what zibolht said. Do car maintenance and communicate with customers, otherwise how do you know there is something wrong with the car?