BISD Instructor Leads Students To Automotive Technical Career

BISD Instructor Leads Students To Automotive Technical Career

Brian Bownds teaches Auto Mechanics at Belton High School in Belton, TX.


Brian Bownds teaches Auto Mechanics at Belton High School in Belton, TX.

From Patrick Lacombe’s article on The Belton Journal website:

For most high school students, their main focus is on their career path. After graduating, some will go on to the university of their choice and others will use skills taught by instructors in high school and Technical or Vocational schools.

Here’s a common question: Is it possible to get a job that pays well without spending four or more years at a traditional college or university?

The answer is yes. Absolutely. In fact, a lot of people choose to bypass that longer path and end up with some of America’s highest-paying jobs. Without a degree like a bachelor’s, they are still able to out-earn many four-year college graduates.

Click HERE to read the entire article about the automotive program at Belton High School on The Belton Journal website.

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