There are experts in the job search, employment and human resource industries that feel Education has done a great disservice to our young people by insisting they focus on college instead of earning a certificate in the trades. This either-or mentality has contributed to a serious shortage of skilled, highly qualified tradespeople who are needed more than ever to accommodate the widespread construction and renovation growth seen throughout the U.S. Students in high school and post-secondary institutions, including the armed forces, typically take an interest inventory which highlight those areas they might excel in or express an interest in learning. After these inventories are completed, students meet with an academic advisor and both discuss job forecasts for their interest items as well as income rates. Some trades, for example glaziers, plumbing, HVAC and electrical can and make more money than college educated people. So, while every person aspires to be his or her best self, college is not necessarily the way they will meet their career needs.
Tradespeople and their work touch every aspect of our lives. There is deep respect for people who work with their hands and who have pride making a living befitting this calling. Trades contribute to the well-being of our economy and society. Trades also employ a large segment of our population that do not wish to attend college or university. That being said, Persons employed in a trade MUST have the literacy skills required to obtain a certificate in their chosen field.
Glass Doctor of Raleigh, employs highly qualified auto and flat glass technicians. We provide professional training for continuous improvement on a regular basis to keep up with industry standards. We are proud members of the Auto Glass Safety Council (AGSC) and the National Glass Association (NGA).
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