I'm taking a 9 month, full (academic) day course at the local county vo-tech. At the end I intend to take and pass the Journeyman's test. The theory, practical book work ... is frankly a snap for me.
I had a father who was an EE at a power company for his entire life and he taught me a lot of the theory and practical knowledge of electricity. I also have a degree in computer science, 36 years in software engineering, and have spent years interpreting MA building code for handicapped accessibility which partly prepared me for the legalistic NEC speak.
I'm mostly looking for apprentice practical training in the courses and the instructor is very good about having high standards and enforcing them.
This is a second career for me and a way to stay active.
So let loose with the comments
