TLDR; Partner works in a dealership with a poor working environment. Do you (or does someone you know) work in a shop that holds people accountable for their efforts, doesn't promote racism, etc.? Hopeful to turn his views around.
Long version; My husband has worked as a service tech (/intended apprentice) at a dealership in Calgary for a couple of years. He likes the work itself and was hired with the intention of going through the four-year automotive program at SAIT.
He's been hesitant to actually move forward with schooling because of the working environment. He figures that every shop is more or less the same and he has to put up with it, but it's affecting him to the point he isn't



