I have no system what I want to do after I graduate from school, even though I am considering a field in the Heating and A/C industry.
I have never had much of an interest in working on furnaces and a/cs, but it isn’t like I would automatically detest the task.
Honestly, when I talked to the recruiter for the trade school that would train myself and others to be an Heating and A/C specialist, I was kind of happy about the possibilities that are available for an Heating and A/C specialist! First of all, I discovered that the trade school doesn’t require any money to start training as an Heating and A/C specialist. The trade school that I applied to was started by a union, and they absolutely train myself and others to be an Heating and A/C specialist for free, and they pay myself and others an minutely wage while I work for them during my Heating and A/C internship. This wage is competitive for most salaries for college graduates, and I will only increase from there. The best section about being an Heating and A/C specialist is that the task is in high demand… Since everyone are not training as Heating and A/C specialists, it is a legitimately extravagant trade, and a lot of people are making a lot of money as an Heating and A/C specialist. Furthermore, I can be an Heating and A/C specialist anywhere. There is not a location in our country that doesn’t have a need for the services of an Heating and A/C specialist, and as our dependency on technology develops, we will continue to need Heating and A/C units. Finally, I discovered that I might absolutely like helping people with their furnaces and a/cs.