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for the next few years. We'll be right back. We'll be right back. Well, there are good paying jobs out there for young adults who are looking for other options than spending four years at college. And the automotive industry might just be that opportunity. Right now at Spokane Community College, families are learning all about the world of car repair from engine work to body repair. And our Vanessa Perez is live there tonight with those new opportunities. Well, there are lots of companies But the hands-on experience goes beyond tonight. Natalie strips the paint off t She'll be graduating She's also receiving an associate's degree. I grew up working on cars with my grandpa and my grandmother. And I'm a big fan of car repair. And I've been working on cars since I was a grandpa and I just thought it's been my dream since I was And I'm finally being able to do it. Finally got the opportunity and so I'm taking it. The program starts with bodywork, then on to heavy collision. Librette W Learn more about more jobs on the side and be able to earn money and just help out the community and stuff. You also don't have to be a technician to work in the industry. There's a business and finance side too. Companies have a simple ask. What it takes is the will to show up every day on time and to put in hard work. And that's really the n Edmondson says East Valley Schools talks to students about career pathways, letting them know they have options. Too often we talk about college and it deters kids from going to college and so, and it deters them from realizing that there are viable pathways that don't include a college degree. And so, absolutely, that's what t Now t Live from Spokane Community College, Vanessa Perez, For News Now.