Atlantic, Iowa

Being a female student and someone who loves doing things like electrical ,i would love to see myself be among the few females' students who are going to encourage other females.

Being on a farm I have always worked on tractors, trucks, etc but don't know everything about diesel mechanics. What type of program would be the best to jump into?

What would you recommend for me to go to a trades school for more education about welding , or to jump straight into the work force?

I've been around cattle my whole life, but have never experienced the ranching aspect of it. Since I was a kid I have always wanted to try it, but didn't know what most people like for education. Is it smart to get an education on it, or do people like it better to just jump into working?

What are good ways to get experience and my foot in the door? Is a shop better for experience compared to a traveling type of job?

I'm working in health care and I can take classes I just don't know what classes to take.

Is the money worth not being home all the time?

I am interested in working with steel

Carpentry Question

Is it necessary to have schooling if you want to find a job?

I have been being pressured my whole life by the people around me to figure out what I am going to go to school for and what I'm going to do in life. I just recently decided on pursuing a career in film but some people are saying I won't make it. Can you help?

what are the struggles of a musician starting out, is it hard? is it sustainable?

I'm a senior in high school and I work in an RCF but I thought about tattooing, cosmetology, CMA, or just keeping my job. I know I have options but i just need help.

steel working

How long does it take to get a welding certification. Does it make you more money having one?