If your looking for an inhouse 9 to 5 and don't care about production school may be what you want.
Its kind of like do you want to drive around town or do you want to be in the Indy 500.
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> the best schooling there is is to get a job as grunt, then to a tapper, and on. there are too many schooled techs out here who dont know crappola if you know what i mean.
> find a good company who will pay you to learn as you go.
> you can learn to core pretty quick but theres allot more to splicing. if your interested email me, i could prob help you out as to a good company to start with, if your interested in the west coast.
> > looking to learn how to splice. any info. on schooling would be appreciated.
