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Is it a good idea to go to a tech school to learn handy skills after graduating from your academic course?

I go to Montclair state, and I am learning things that are based on thinking and answering questions, but this does not override the importance of handy skills like a bit of carpentry or mechanics. Both types of understandings are important, and I have been contemplating on taking such courses after graduating. What worries me is the fall of hands-on work and the increase of desk and mental skills. Why not obtain both? #professor #professional #entrepreneurship #anthropology #non-profit #personal-development

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Simeon’s Answer

I'd say it's important to have a diverse skill set in general. It helps you keep your options open professionally and can assist you if you need a job to hold you down while you are moving, transitions careers, or taking a pause from an industry. Any way that you can support yourself will be an asset in the long-run. Plus, the more circles you run in, the more opportunities you tend to encounter overall.
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Jaouad’s Answer

Hi Joshua,
I think that it’s a great idea, Handy skills will surely help you on your daily life , it’s always a great feeling to accomplish handy tasks yourself without the help of a professional , for me it doesn’t really matter if it’s going to have a direct impact on your professional career , because it will surely bring you a lot of self-confidence and make your profile much more versatile ...
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David’s Answer

Hi, I believe you can gain practical experience through an internship at your school. Look for internships that are hands on type of learning.

David recommends the following next steps:

Schedule a meeting with an advisor at your school to identify potential internship opportunities.
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