As you can see, I HAD AN ACCIDENT.
Of course I am upset, very upset. Pissed as a matter of fact. I didn’t even see it coming. I was on my way to class at the Jamaican-German Automotive School (JAGAS) on Maxfield Avenue on Monday, March 3, 3008 when this happened. It felt like something fell out of the sky and hit me, well I mean hit the car. Here’s my version of what happened:
I guess the major drawback with blogs is the amount of typing you have to do. Its especially tough for people like me who type with two to four fingers (My excuse for not making an entry until now).
Anyways, this entry is about the importance of training and education in the Jamaican Automotive industry. Overall I would say that we are in a bad position, but thats only my opinion. The Jamaican-German Automotive School (JAGAS) is doing a lot in terms of training, however the lack of support from other stakeholders within the automotive industry constrain good intentions, specifically as it relates to setting minimum quality and environmetal standards.
