What Does It Take?

It's simple.  There's the "mechanic" of yesterday and today's motorcycle "technician."

Yesterday's Mechanic:

• Learned Through Trial and Error in a Shop
• Required Knowledge of Computers
• Stuck to the Nuts and Bolts
• Little Emphasis on Professionalism
• Low Earning, Little Advancement Opportunity
• Easily Replaced, High Turnover

Today's Motorcycle Technician:

• Professionally Trained in a Technical School
• High-tech Skills, Safety Focused
• Knows the ‘Why’s’ and Computer Technology Found on Today’s Bikes
• Exhibits Strong Customer Service Skills
• Great Pay, Advancement Opportunities
• Respected, "In Demand," and Indispensable

If you think you have what it takes to be the Industry's Choice as an MMI Graduate, then visit an MMI campus in Orlando or Phoenix.