now all done, i'm enrolled into Mac Eng

I'm in the IT industry, and not thinking to change my career but out of my interests

i wana do a diploma of the following:
electrical / machnical engineering / flooring / carpentering / plumbing

simply because i can't enroll myself to any automotive courses buecasue that require full time commiment and some apprenticeship

and i don't wana do short courses because it'll be very basic, so, what should i do

the course is starting in 2 weeks!! and i haven't enrolled into anything yet

Last edited by hidepenny on Tue Jan 23, 2007 2:42 pm, edited 1 time in total.

ummm some people u just can't please The short course is better than knowing nothing at all. If you do one of them then move to advanced I am sure if you contact the TAFE they will give you further deatils.

You know the story about the cake

mechanical or electrical engineering is good, hope your mathematics is up to scratch. You can get work anywhere

How much approximately do these courses cost ?

I have always wanted to certify for piloting small planes, but it costs $8k

How much approximately do these courses cost ?

I have always wanted to certify for piloting small planes, but it costs $8k

I wanted to do commercial helicopter then I found out the price is 45k, earn that back quick enough but that aint small change.

need help on decision

Geez you aren't a real decisive one are you?

need help on decision

Geez you aren't a real decisive one are you?

He'll get back to you on that !

I have always wanted to certify for piloting small planes, but it costs $8k

hahaha apparently it's harder for ppl with glasses

ummm some people u just can't please The short course is better than knowing nothing at all. If you do one of them then move to advanced I am sure if you contact the TAFE they will give you further deatils.

i have done some short courses before and just thought they didn't help at all when it comes to prac, i mean i rather do a thorough course and then get a diploma which may be one day i'll be able to use.

Do mechanical engineering, I think geeks need more mechanical knowledge

electrical! we can never have enough sparkies, once you learn electricity you can carry it over a wide range of stuff.

you only said mechanical because your dads a sparkie and he does everything for you so you have no need to know it ross..
if not id do a building course, ive seen a fair few people do amazing renovations on there own place with the right knowledge. Some of the stuff they build is amazing.

Mac Eng, that the Scottish engineering is it? How to engineer something on fuck all $

I thought that you'd just got a job at McDonalds.

flooring is good 2 , my brothers work are getting vinyl and carpet layers from NZ as they cant get enough over here..

thx guys, but again, i'm not thinking to change my career, so i'll take mac coz i'd reckon it's the most interesting out of all, alto i 'd love the hands on in doing building stuff

i have done some short courses before and just thought they didn't help at all when it comes to prac, i mean i rather do a thorough course and then get a diploma which may be one day i'll be able to use.

thought 'zactly the same with my welding course
so 2 years of nite school for me welders certificate


hmmm....
maybe I am the only CPA on the planet
with a welders certificate