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stl, You want to move? I grew up in Webster and am now in southeast mo. Know people who are looking for techs. Apply yourself and you will do well. It's all up to you. take care, jpb
Do all of the students go into some kind of stationary engineering position? Can residential be done with this degree? Also, is it hard to find a job due to limited amounts of postions for this job?
I was just wondering what the starting salary for Vatterott students is, both the associates and the bachelors degree for HVAC?
[QUOTE]Originally posted by lmtd [B] Originally posted by stlhvac Hello, In our market, the AOS degree does seem to matter to many employers. Yes an associates degree does matter. As lmtd has posted. It is my position in my company to hire people. We no longer would consider hiring a guy off the street and try to teach him the trade. You have to have the papers today to get a good job in our trade. [Edited by benncool on 07-06-2004 at 10:27 PM]
LMTD, I was just wondering the purpose of a bachelor's degree if an associates degree does not really matter?
I though that was gonna be a Redneck joke....[B]"Vatterott if'n you don't put it in the fridge right soon"[B]
Hello, I am from St. Louis and am currently enrolled in Vatterott in Sunset Hills. I was wanting to know if anyone had any opinions on Vatterott and whether there is a job waiting for you when you get out. Also, does one or two years matter? How does Vatterott compare to schools such as Ranken Technical College?
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