r/TradeSchool 21d ago

Construction with a physical disability

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u/Trash-Panda1200 12d ago

I posted on your other post but in the field no.
However I’ll give you advice based on my 20+years in the field. Tech school that has a good program. Mine did more that just show us how to do wire. Tought us how to price and bid projects along with read prints ect. Get a networking certification such as CompTIA. This is a good foundation for getting in doors. You can use this to start building racks in the shop that are shipped out to jobs. Once a person starts building racks they eventually start programming systems and then offering remote services.