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1. It could be offered at districts who have career technical education as a certificate class.

Mon Sep 3, 2018, 03:43 PM

Sep 2018

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Jacking fees matt819 Sep 2018 #4

$25/hour only adds up to $70,000 year with a lot of overtime htuttle Sep 2018 #3

"Only?" teenagebambam Sep 2018 #7

I think you misread my use of the word 'only' htuttle Sep 2018 #13

A LOT of overtime. LakeSuperiorView Sep 2018 #8

In a Few Years erpowers Sep 2018 #18

A 35% raise? "in a few years"? LakeSuperiorView Sep 2018 #19

"...earning $25 an hour as an entry-level aircraft technician." SMC22307 Sep 2018 #11

I think that's the entry level salary Renew Deal Sep 2018 #14

$35 an Hour erpowers Sep 2018 #17

Now here's the question. Who provides the training matt819 Sep 2018 #5

The good old days were the height of Unions. Blue_true Sep 2018 #10

Pima Community College, Tucson AZ offers Aviation Technology Ptah Sep 2018 #9

Seems more like a good replacement for high end blue collar jobs.... Adrahil Sep 2018 #20

I just retired after turning wrenches on aircraft bluecollar2 Sep 2018 #21