Originally Posted by
hairnet
I completely understand. But I worked hard at school and I'm 25 now, I'm feeling pressed to make things happen. Don't want to be diddling around at the awning shop. There are apprenticeships out there to be had where I can learn a lot.
Don't take this the wrong way but as someone who works in a skilled trade. Know that we hire kids fresh out of school as functional idiots. The things you learn at school are good fundamentals but they don't always translate well to on the job traits. Show you have some merit at a lower job and you'd be surprised how well you shoot upwards.