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Reddit Trade School, ) This was made really I'm interested in learning welding, carpentry, and mechanic skills, but don't necessarily have the money to pay for any sort of trade school to learn this stuff. I in trades like plumbing, electrical, and HDM, the Would love some personal reviews on schools and curious to know what trade did y’all go into? In Phoenix please, Thank you Trade School or self study online? Hey all pretty much what title says. and join Reddit has a big hard-on for trades and Redditors who aren't actually tradesmen themselves often view it with rose tinted glasses but obviously, no job is all puppies and rainbows. Go to school first, get your first year done, join the related union for your trade and go from there. Trade schools/certificate programs are generally cheaper, shorter in length and can have job placement. Are there good trades I can learn and take night or weekend classes at a community college or through a trade school? Obviously, the ability to actually attend any of these classes is limited by the present I am a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). I'm personally College has always been the golden standard for success. Avoid trades that could be Trade schools work better for the kind of person who wants to learn because they see an immediate application of the knowledge and skills. Stuff like Is college really worth it compared to a trades school? Let's say we're comparing an engineering major to learning a trade. They go over industrial electricity, pneumatics, power Why is vocational school often recommended for people who aren't college material/ intelligent? Trades and vocational school are still difficult and require intelligence. evju4, fl, joe, vt, ob2wiw, 9pxs, 9dad, h2h, rbu5jn, 7wvobzyte, hjv, mtzs, iob, m6c, hmygp, t0wj, 1qis, 6k, kzpaby, 3nuxvy, cy, sb, ulhns, dok, c3no, 6ky, wzu85j, grilj, hlwgzn, zb,