A four year college degree is not for everyone. The investment of both time and money in a traditional college education can make the process difficult, if not impossible, for many students. There are many career paths, however, that do not require a Bachelor's degree. In fact, many community colleges and area trade schools have programs that can prepare you for a career in a field that interests you for less time and money.
6 December 2016
If you're thinking about taking up a trade that pays good money and throws interesting challenges your way, HVAC (heating, ventilation and air condition) just might be the field of endeavor you've been looking for. Here are four things you should know if you're considering this potentially lucrative line of work. 1. Opportunities Abound The future appears bright for anyone training to become an HVAC technician. The Bureau of Labor Statistics anticipates an above-average job growth rate of 21 percent for this line of work, with a median pay rate of $43,640 per year.
1 May 2015
