Does "Distance Learning" get you a job as an electronic technician?
What school did you go to ?

Thank You for Your input
James

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Does "Distance Learning" get you a job as an electronic technician?

It'll get you a pretty piece of paper, but there is no substitute for
hands-on experience. You'd do better to take a course at your local
college or uni as long as it involves a practical element.

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Mike Tomlinson

On Mon, 28 Mar 2011 19:33:23 -0700, James wrote:

Does "Distance Learning" get you a job as an electronic technician? What
school did you go to ?

Thank You for Your input
James

I started as a mobile installer in the late 70's. Already had electronics
in the blood, knowing how to solder basic understanding about principals
I was selected for some advanced on the job training. Within a couple
years I had surpassed my mentors. I have trained techs fresh out of
school. One I remember couldn't solder two wires together. Having a
diploma won't land you a job necessarily. You'll still need some pretty
extensive training and someone willing to give it to you.



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Live Fast Die Young, Leave A Pretty Corpse