How a Technical School Can Provide Better Value Than A 4-Year Though the traditional path after high school is to enroll in a four-year university to obtain a bachelor’s degree, there may be a better option: technical school. Technical school provides individuals with the necessary degrees, diplomas or certificates at an affordable price and in …
Category Archives: Plumber Apprenticeship
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The Value of Apprenticeships in Trades Beginning an apprenticeship for a trade like plumbing, electrical work, or HVAC can set you up with a strong start to a fulfilling career. Beginning your career path in an apprenticeship program can give you the necessary knowledge to be on your way beyond your apprenticeship years. The guidance …
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How to Become a Plumber Pursuing a career as a plumber can be a stable choice if you like to work with your hands. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the occupation is expected to grow 16% between 2016-2026, which is faster than the average industry growth rate. At this rate, more than 75,000 …
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Eastwick College Founder Honored for Dedication to Community Service Thomas Eastwick, president and founder of Eastwick College was recognized in June 2017 for his dedication to the community and devotion to education. The award was presented at the Nutley Chamber of Commerce Membership Luncheon. Thomas Eastwick’s life’s work has been to educate those in need–that’s …
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Plumber Apprenticeship: Skills for a Stable Future A plumber apprenticeship is your first step to beginning a career in plumbing, pipefitting, or steamfitting. Since this job requires hands-on experience in order to do it well, four to five years of apprenticeship experience is required in order to begin your career. Fortunately, plumber apprentices are protected …
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Powerful Pay, Career Potential in Plumbing Unique hands-on apprenticeship program at HoHoKus School of Trade in Paterson developed to meet growing demand Did you know that plumbing is one of the best-paid skills jobs in the market right now? With a median wage of $73,260 in the New York Metro Area as of May 2015, …