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[ceknight]

I hear that 90% of the doctors out there practicing medicine don't graduate in the top 10% of the class...

You know the old joke...

Q: What do you call a student who graduates last in his class at medical school?

A: A doctor

 

[radiopet]

Radio
I appaud you for trying to make a difference & caring for the HI side of the fence.
but you said..."hoping that the new training we are giving them will help educate more of them...but again thats THIER choice to attend and learn."

Does this mean CE is not required for HI's?
Do your favorite students become Radiopets pet?(Humor attempt)

I wish I had no CE to attend.

No they all have to have continueing CE training...but nothing says WHICH area of that training is specific...in other words they can get plenty of CE training to meet the 21 CE's a year in plumbing, structure, foundation, roofing, HVAC and so on and never come in contact with Electrical Training....we are hoping that since 90% of the questions they have are electrical related....that many more over time will move to making advanced electrical training for HI's more of a FIRST choice option..

I give alot of my time to helping educate HI's....and to helping bridge the gap in the relationship between HI's and other trades....with education and improving their dedication to the craft they choose.