Mobile Technical Training Reviews

I was a student here in 2016 and have nothing but good things to say. In high school I loved working on vehicles and audio. I didn't know what I didn't know, but I learned a lot. I have been working at a shop for the past 5 years and I'm currently a key holder, manager, salesman, and installer. What I learned from Mobile Technical Training is invaluable and I loved my time there. There was a great sense of comraderie among students and Chago the instructor. You definitely get out of the experience what you put in. If you don't want to learn, you won't. Again I highly recommend them and thank them for my experience.

I recommend this school to anybody looking to learn more about cars. I really enjoyed my time there. Got certified in Mecp and wraps. If u go to learn u will get it done. Instructors and staff were great and helped me out a lot. I plan to go back for more training.

Staff were amazing. Teacher was cool. But for $3,000 I feel like I didn t learn anything about wrapping cars. You learn how to vinyl wrap on beat up cars. They don t teach you how to do do chrome deletes. They also never taught us how to remove a bumper or remove clips etc. I feel that with spending 3k I should learn how to do all of that stuff. Barley learned how to wrap bumpers which is the hardest part about vinyl wrapping. I would definitely not recommend this school to anyone for 3 grand. The school should literally be 600$ maximum.

Very valuable training. I took vinyl wrap class last year and learned a lot. I tried to learn on my own and by watching videos but it did not work. I decided to take the vinyl wrap class and learned so much. I feel more confident now wrapping. If you come in with the mentality to learn and absorb all th eknowledge, you will be proud of your accomplishments. I recomend this school to anyone looking to further their knowledge of wrapping or planning to get into the industry. Your confidence in your work will go up. I plan to go back and tkae more classes soon.

Update: spoke to local alarm shops about my experience. They confirmed - the interns coming out of the school knew nothing. Bad practices. Save your $10k .. Go somewhere else students.

Reviewing not as a student but as someone who let them use their car as a training vehicle. Good: you don't pay for the service. So that's nice. Bad: they left my interior a mess after an alarm install. Screws were lost so couldn't even just put it back together myself. Install was done incorrectly (surprise surprise). Wire harness was hacked into. Alarm would go of even after disarming the car. Ultimately had to pay someone to fix all the problems they caused which was more then the initial install itself. I don't know what kind of quality school it is. But if they are sending install techs into the world where this is acceptable, that's probably a sign of the quality. If you find their listing on CL or elsewhere for "free installations" STAY AWAY

Great place! Learned how to wrap from the best and I am coming back for window tinting!! Highly recommend!

Great place to learn about different ways to enhance your vehicle cosmetically and electrically. Staff is welcoming and informative. I would recommend this school to anyone interested in cars

I'm a graduate from this school and can honestly say it changed my life. I learned skills that helped get a job I love. Working on cars is my passion and i get to do it everyday. If ur thinking of going do it. It's a good choice.

Mobile Technical Training is a great school. I had a great experience during my time there. I was able to learn mainly because there were excellent teachers who had expert knowledge and seemed genuinely interested in making sure all of us learned. The rest of the administrative staff were helpful and friendly and the small class sizes made it easy to learn and ask questions. I would highly recommend this program for anyone interested in pursuing a vocational education.