I was telling someone at work today that I'd signed up for the evening
welding class at the local Vo-Tech. He said we're lucky here in PA.
His brother lives in Massachusetts and his Vo-Tech wouldn't let him
sign up for an evening course (electrical wiring?) because he wasn't
in an apprenticeship in that trade.

Is it that way all over MA and for all trades, or is that just
something that's local to him?

RWL

GeoLane at PTD dot NET GeoLane at PTD dot NET wrote in
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I was telling someone at work today that I'd signed up for the evening
welding class at the local Vo-Tech. He said we're lucky here in PA.
His brother lives in Massachusetts and his Vo-Tech wouldn't let him
sign up for an evening course (electrical wiring?) because he wasn't
in an apprenticeship in that trade.

Is it that way all over MA and for all trades, or is that just
something that's local to him?

It's either local or recent. I took a wiring course at the Minuteman
Vocational School in Lexington, but it was ~ 20 years ago. I still think
they send out flyers for evening classes, but they always seem to be on
Tuesdays, which is my pistol league night. I'm hoping to take a welding
class there once I retire.

Doug White

On Thu, 15 Sep 2011 21:20:41 -0400, GeoLane at PTD dot NET GeoLane at
PTD dot NET wrote:


I was telling someone at work today that I'd signed up for the evening
welding class at the local Vo-Tech. He said we're lucky here in PA.
His brother lives in Massachusetts and his Vo-Tech wouldn't let him
sign up for an evening course (electrical wiring?) because he wasn't
in an apprenticeship in that trade.

Is it that way all over MA and for all trades, or is that just
something that's local to him?

RWL

It appears to be just local to him from everything I can see.


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