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You might be right regarding computer associates: but getting a degree in something like welding is just increasing the number of firey hoops someone has to jum
by scottlocklin 7y ago
You might be right regarding computer associates: but getting a degree in something like welding is just increasing the number of firey hoops someone has to jump through to do a job he can be trained on the job for, or in a union apprenticeship program.
I myself learned welding on the job: at a muffler company, and again later in a government lab. The answer to social problems is not always "more school."
- wcunning 7y agoThis is in fact quite common in the welding world. Several other comments mention companies that hire anyone and train them to weld. I've also read articles from the oil field companies that they do the same. So does the military, if you pass the aptitude test at least. That said, my community college will teach you to run a CNC laser welding machine, a CNC plasma table, a robotic arm MIG, etc. Getting into all of that off the street is rare.