Post by KyLady on Sept 30, 2015 9:21:04 GMT -7
I don't know how it works down south, but I know up here, the trade and technical schools are much cheaper, offer flexible classes to work around work and family and are more likely to offer real employment after you're done. When I was deciding what to take (before I decided to quit 
) I looked at all the job opportunities, figured out which trade was most in demand and enrolled in that course for 6 grand a year, which is reasonable and doable in my mind. I'm going to re-enroll next year I think. By then I'll be off probabtion at work, so they'll have to work around my school schedule and Patrick will be in school full time so that schedulling around the kids is easier.
) I looked at all the job opportunities, figured out which trade was most in demand and enrolled in that course for 6 grand a year, which is reasonable and doable in my mind. I'm going to re-enroll next year I think. By then I'll be off probabtion at work, so they'll have to work around my school schedule and Patrick will be in school full time so that schedulling around the kids is easier.
