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Attend a Plumbing School and Flush Your Old Job Down the Drain
Plumbing is an occupation that is often overlooked when people are considering possible careers. Most people only think about a plumber when they need water and don't have any or when they don't need water and have too much. But as long as people have indoor plumbing, there should be a need for people to enter the plumbing profession, which can be lucrative--in 2009 the top 10 percent of plumbers earned almost $80,000 per year.Read more »
A Plumbing School Can Get You Started in Your Plumbing Career
Plumbers can enter the career field several ways. You can work as a plumber's assistant for a couple of years and attend plumbing trade schools during your off hours, or you can get plumbing training by participating in an apprenticeship program while working as a helper. Apprenticeship programs are often sponsored by national plumbing organizations and consist of on-the-job plumbing training and taking plumbing college classes on a part-time basis.
Plumbing classes are offered at many junior or community colleges. These plumbing college courses usually cover general plumber training and then allow you to take classes in a specific field of plumbing such as:
Training From a Plumber School can Equal Job Security
The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that the plumbing career field should expand by 18 percent through 2018, which is considered faster than average. Employers are having difficulty finding plumbers with the qualifications they need, and this labor shortage may increase as current employees retire. Job prospects should be very good for plumbers with the skills and training that a plumber school can provide.« Collapse
Plumbers can enter the career field several ways. You can work as a plumber's assistant for a couple of years and attend plumbing trade schools during your off hours, or you can get plumbing training by participating in an apprenticeship program while working as a helper. Apprenticeship programs are often sponsored by national plumbing organizations and consist of on-the-job plumbing training and taking plumbing college classes on a part-time basis.
Plumbing classes are offered at many junior or community colleges. These plumbing college courses usually cover general plumber training and then allow you to take classes in a specific field of plumbing such as:
- Residential plumbing
- Commercial plumbing
- Pipelaying
- Steamfitting
- Pipefitting
Training From a Plumber School can Equal Job Security
The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that the plumbing career field should expand by 18 percent through 2018, which is considered faster than average. Employers are having difficulty finding plumbers with the qualifications they need, and this labor shortage may increase as current employees retire. Job prospects should be very good for plumbers with the skills and training that a plumber school can provide.« Collapse
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