whiteoleander3388 asked:

i want to train to be a pharmacy technician but i’m a college student with limited funds. i need to find a cheap pharmacy tech trainig school ASAP!!!

Question posted courtesy of: Wilma

steve asked:

I have the following details on an old family pic can you help or direct me?? 1904434 A.C Coughlan 4 site 88 hut D Squadron 5 wing RAF technical training school, credenhill, hereford,england. 5/9/44

Question posted courtesy of: Tim

sblsubin asked:

my boyfriend is in basic training right now, and he wants to be stationed in florida so we can be closer to each other.
my friend was talking about special request or something, but i’m not really sure what she was talking about..
help?

Question posted courtesy of: Kelly

Unbiased? asked:

1. Go to college and obtain a degree or your life will be absolutely miserable. You can’t get a half way decent paying job anymore without a degree. Employers will demand degrees for jobs that don’t even pay much or require degrees. It doesn’t matter what your degree is in…just get one. Get a degree in “Wine Tasting” if you have to…just get one. There’s a position and pay ceiling in the workplace for non-degree holders. You will not break that ceiling without a degree. Get a degree, and break the ceiling. You don’t want to be stuck in one low pay bracket. That will happen if you don’t get a degree. Uhh, degree holders will compete for jobs with non-degree holders. Who do you think will get the job? Yap, you guessed it…the degree holder. Society is obsessed with degrees, you have to feed the beast by getting a degree or you won’t be valued, and you’ll live a miserable life. Satisfy all the college requirements no matter what you have to do. BEG, BORROW, OR STEAL…JUST GET A DEGREE. Degree holders are the masters. Non-degree holders are the slaves. Would you rather be a slave or master? Well, without a degree, you might as well be the slave. Degree holders are valued. Non-degree holders are not valued. If you don’t have a degree, you’re screwed. You might as well be dead if you don’t have a degree.

2. Join the military (not the best thing to do) if you can pass the ASVAB, get through basic training, and technical school. The Air Force should be your top choice. The Air Force has higher standards of living. Actually, they have higher standards of everything.

Question posted courtesy of: Eddie

Andrew A asked:

Where would i be stationed after all training?
I know ill be gone away from home for 19.5 weeks.
Im going to join the air force, maybe i shouldve made that clear first.
Joining the air force and i know im going to be gone frm home for 19.5 weeks For both training and security force tech school.

Question posted courtesy of: Vanessa

A W asked:

The technical school I just finished is teaching only version 2000, which puts me behind the curve! I need to upgrade pronto.

Question posted courtesy of: Cathy

sanddune asked:

Hello,

I am curious if any former K-12 Teachers have switched careers from public teaching to corporate training/technical training. I am currently a high school computer/business education instructor with a plethora of technical expertise. Sadly, my school finds it of no use and only wants to target “No Child Left Behind” standards. What are some similarities and differences between the positions? Working conditions? Expectations? Are you earning more in your salary? Opportunites for growth? Any help on this would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Kevin

Question posted courtesy of: Alicia

kcj0n3z asked:

Here’s what i’ve looked at so far…

the installer institute… http://www.installerinstitute.com/

IIT….. http://www.iitaudio.net/

Mobile Dynamics… http://www.mobiledynamics.com/

Mobile Technical Training… http://www.mobiletechtraining.com

Ritop… http://www.ritop.com/

Snake Pit… http://www.directedsnakepit.com/

out of these or any that I didn’t list what is the best school as far as the most comprehensive studies and most hands on training?

the cost doesn’t matter i just want to go the best one…

Question posted courtesy of: Angela

Linsey J asked:

Going to fiances graduation in less than a week and didnt know what to bring him. He will be at Sheppard AFB for his training.

Question posted courtesy of: Cindy

Rita K asked:

How does the typical British auto mechanic learn his job? Would you say most mechanics in the UK learn their trade through a formal apprenticeship, or do most learn it simply through an informal on the job training system? Or do the majority of British automobile mechanics learn this trade by taking formal classes at a trade school or a technical college? How many years does the it take to learn this trade?

Question posted courtesy of: Gail