#online vocational school

[no27-autonation-honda]

okay my one bitchy little personal post about the mess. Jesus fucking Christ why do I have to be in graduate school at the most annoying possible time.

[sidhedust]

I've been looking into my goals and all that more and tbh, I really want to try vlogging my art journey irl on YT alongside sharing my stuff here? Like, I'm looking at JP language school+a vocational school since my career brings in mad cash for my age, and I really want to lean into and level up in my hobbies more as I gain more class mobility.

It's no secret (or maybe it is, considering the way everyone talks about art careers) that the artists that "make it" have a lot of class privilege to begin with. And I kinda wanna tap into that as I get my life going early, y'know...

[dreamdolldeveloper]

back to basics

mostly free resources to help you learn the basics that i've gathered for myself so far that i think are cool

everyday

gcfglobal - about the internet, online safety and for kids, life skills like applying for jobs, career planning, resume writing, online learning, today's skills like 3d printing, photoshop, smartphone basics, microsoft office apps, and mac friendly. they have core skills like reading, math, science, language learning - some topics are sparse so hopefully they keep adding things on. great site to start off on learning.

handsonbanking - learn about finances. after highschool, credit, banking, investing, money management, debt, goal setting, loans, cars, small businesses, military, insurance, retirement, etc.

bbc - learning for all ages. primary to adult. arts, history, science, math, reading, english, french, all the way to functional and vocational skills for adults as well, great site!

education.ket - workplace essential skills

general education

mathsgenie - GCSE revision, grade 1-9, math stages 1-14, provides more resources! completely free.

khan academy - pre-k to college, life skills, test prep (sats, mcat, etc), get ready courses, AP, partner courses like NASA, etc. so much more!

aleks - k-12 + higher ed learning program. adapts to each student.

biology4kids - learn biology

cosmos4kids - learn astronomy basics

chem4kids - learn chemistry

physics4kids - learn physics

numbernut - math basics (arithmetic, fractions and decimals, roots and exponents, prealgebra)

education.ket - primary to adult. includes highschool equivalent test prep, the core skills. they have a free resource library and they sell workbooks. they have one on work-life essentials (high demand career sectors + soft skills)

youtube channels

the organic chemistry tutor

khanacademy

crashcourse

tabletclassmath

2minmaths

kevinmathscience

professor leonard

greenemath

mathantics

3blue1brown

literacy

readworks - reading comprehension, build background knowledge, grow your vocabulary, strengthen strategic reading

chompchomp - grammar knowledge

tutors

not the "free resource" part of this post but sometimes we forget we can be tutored especially as an adult. just because we don't have formal education does not mean we can't get 1:1 teaching! please do you research and don't be afraid to try out different tutors. and remember you're not dumb just because someone's teaching style doesn't match up with your learning style.

cambridge coaching - medical school, mba and business, law school, graduate, college academics, high school and college process, middle school and high school admissions

preply - language tutoring. affordable!

revolutionprep - math, science, english, history, computer science (ap, html/css, java, python c++), foreign languages (german, korean, french, italian, spanish, japanese, chinese, esl)

varsity tutors - k-5 subjects, ap, test prep, languages, math, science & engineering, coding, homeschool, college essays, essay editing, etc

chegg - biology, business, engineering/computer science, math, homework help, textbook support, rent and buying books

learn to be - k-12 subjects

for languages

lingq - app. created by steve kaufmann, a polygot (fluent in 20+ languages) an amazing language learning platform that compiles content in 20+ languages like podcasts, graded readers, story times, vlogs, radio, books, the feature to put in your own books! immersion, comprehensible input.

flexiclasses - option to study abroad, resources to learn, mandarin, cantonese, japanese, vietnamese, korean, italian, russian, taiwanese hokkien, shanghainese.

fluentin3months - bootcamp, consultation available, languages: spanish, french, korean, german, chinese, japanese, russian, italian.

fluenz - spanish immersion both online and in person - intensive.

pimsleur - not tutoring** online learning using apps and their method. up to 50 languages, free trial available.

incase time has passed since i last posted this, check on the original post (not the reblogs) to see if i updated link or added new resources. i think i want to add laguage resources at some point too but until then, happy learning!!

[astroismypassion]

Heyyy! What houses or planet should I look at if I want to change my career? Or to know what career path I should pursue?

Hello!

So for a career we can look at both Natal and Midheaven Persona chart.

When looking at a NATAL chart:

check your Sun sign and placement with aspects and degree: this shows who you are trying to become in this lifetime, but also on which themes, topics in your life there will be spotlight or they will be highlighted. For example Sun in the 5th house: you could transform a hobby into a full-time career, work in education, politics or public speaking or with young adults, event planning/organising. If you have Sun at a Pisces degree: you might end up working in a gallery, museum or hospital or you might work with photography or be in front of the camera (such as work online, having your own broadcasting channel).

check Saturn: this also likely points to your workplace, work position, job at any point in your life. Such as Saturn in the 12th house or Pisces Saturn could end up working in a hotel. You might work with pets if you have Sun in the 6th house.

check Mars: this ALSO points to job position at any given point, period in your life. Pisces Mars could end up working in a resort. Virgo Mars might work in an educational setting (but more so elementary and high school, vocational colleges). Cancer Mars: might work from home, with family members or continue/start a family business, Capricorn Mars can be self-employed, Sagittarius Mars might have a better luck finding job in a different city, country, state

then your 2nd house, check planets in the 2nd house, sign over the 2nd house: this indicates your innate talents, what you are already skilled at and it may come naturally to you, you can just upgrade those talents. it also show through with areas you could make money, earn income, salary. Virgo over the 2nd house might do tutoring/teaching, Uranus in the 2nd house: you could have an online business, a friend/acquintance could introduce you to a job opportunity, Capricorn over the 2nd house: you are a walking business, you have so many skills you could work from anywhere in the world

check the ruler of your 2nd house as well

check your 6th house: this also indicates your workplace, but also who your co-workers are, Libra over the 6th house can end up working in a cafe, a candy shop or at a restaurant, Gemini over the 6th house might work as a researcher

check the ruler of the 6th house as well for more, additional info

then one thing that gets overlooked when discussing astrology is 7th house, check planets, sign in the 7th house as well! This represent what you crave at your job and your work relations. Pluto in the 7th house has a stubborn nature due to being a natural authority so they have power struggles with co-workers, Mars in the 7th house people want to outperform their co-workers. Gemini over the 7th house: you need to be aware that you will be dealing with changable, moody, somewhat two-faced co-workers and that you are very changable yourself (even though you see yourself as incredibly well organised and focused), so you might have a tendency to be really talkative and bubbly or not social at all, with can be very jarring to co-workers around you

Look at your Midheaven sign (MC sign) and your 10th house: you have Libra Midheaven, you might actually work with your spouse or as a jewellery maker. If you have Taurus MC you might want to be a gardener, work in retail or be a florist. If you have Pisces MC you might work online or be a professional photographer, Aquarius MC: game developer, Sagittarius MC: you might teach foreigners your native language or you might work with a lot of foreigners

Also check the ruler of the 10th house

Now additional is also your own Ascendant, is veryy telling, like you have Sagittarius Ascendant: you want to travel for your job or have work trips to foreign countries, you want to work online/through social media, Scorpio Ascendant: you may want to be your own boss or at least work independently physically away from other people

Now look at MIDHEAVEN PERSONA CHART:

the best is to look at every planet and do the whole interpretation, but if you don't have time check at least these:

Midheaven Persona Ascendant: it shows your line of work: Taurus Ascendant: you might work as a receptionist, Gemini Ascendant: you might do social media

Midheaven Persona Moon: what you need at your job to be emotionally satisfied, like if you have Gemini Moon: you need fast-paced environment, a lot of mental stimulation, but also feeling like you are self-improving, Capricorn Moon: you need to know that you can be promoted

Midheaven Persona MC: the person that you would like to be seen as at your job (like ideally) what you are striving to be: Aries Midheaven: you want to work for yourself, be your own boss, self-employed

Midheaven Persona Mars: what you are proactive about, what you spend your energy on and what you are working towards

Midheaven North Node: what you are trying to learn through career, Libra North Node needs to learn how to be part of a team, how to be a team player at work

[zerogravityinq]

i have realized, hilariously, that in this AU, Bruce and Harry are like the only dropouts in the family.

Tom: did Ilvermony then Per Ana Institute in Brazil. Graduated with honors and went to Underground Medical School to be a paramedic

Dick: Encouraged by Tom to go to college, graduates with honors Even goes to medical school to be a licensed Physical Therapist

Jason: like this nerd wouldn't do Hogwarts then magical university. Has taken and passed the Bar.

Jazz: same as Jason but when into mediwizardry and a certified mind healer.

Tim: Did high school started University late due to the Incident. Doesn't work aa interim CEO of WE until way later with the gap between Bruce and Terry then Terry and Lilith.

Cass: did online high school and with some encouragement, did college and got her Bachelor's in ESL and child development. Went back to school to become a child therapist

Steph: finished high school and did medical school. Is a full fledged doctor, not just a medic

Harper: got her GED and went to vocational school. Has her own mechanics shop and co-runs the engineering dept at WE with Danny [neither really do the paperwork, they just make shit and pep up the rest of the engineering nerds]

Cullen: quietly got his high school diploma and put off getting his bachelors for 4 years before going back and doing it hella fast for no damn reason in something random as hell then doesn't use any of his degree and just is like a sailor or something.

Damian: completes Hogwarts and goes on to apprentice to Rolf Scamander and becomes a licensed magizoologist. Did do college to be a regular zoologist too. Is pretty busy with his kids and being the new Lord Potter.

Terry: also wanted to drop out but Bruce said he wouldn't give him the mantle if he didn't get his bachelors at least. This somehow led to him getting a Ph.D but like...

Lilith: did graduate studies on Business and graduated with her Masters in business management.

Danny: went full on graduate school for aerospace and engineering. Was even dual enrolled with hogwarts and a muggle school so he could keep up with science. Jason also dual enrolled for literature. Mostly splits time between WE and the Infinite Realms.

[zmpl]

is it just me or are high schoolers expected to be so much more grown nowadays. like not only appearance wise are they basically indistinguishable from college kids, but they’re put into like manager job positions at the small age of 16. i was looking at my old high school’s website a while back and they’ve implemented so many new ways that kids can basically like speedrun young adulthood - half-day programs where kids can go off to a community college and learn how to be a CNA or a welder or whatever, loads of AP classes encouraged to take by sophomore year, dual credit courses that count for both high school and college credit, online and evening classes for kids who work full-time during the day… when i was 16 years old i was not thinking about getting as much college or vocational experience as possible i was farting my ass off and watching degrassi. and so were most of my classmates. what happened

[daresplaining]

Does Matt have an engineering degree? I’ve seen mentions of this online but not a reference for it. If it’s true where is it mentioned? Thanks.

Following up on this post, Matt majored in Pre-Law in undergrad before continuing on to law school. I can't recall any reference to his having picked up an engineering degree at any point, but I wouldn't blame someone for getting that impression based on all of the tinkering he did on his Swiss Army Cane back in the day:

Matt: "You just know you missed your latent vocation. Give this boy a blowtorch and a tool shop--and he'll build you a better mouse-trap! Matthew, sometimes you astound me. Aside from being a first-class monologist-- you're a top-notch engineer! Of course, who'd hire a sightless mechanic? Yep. This baby'll do the trick...and design-wise, it sure beats out your last sidewalk-tapper. No sense taking another nerve-twisting fall--" Daredevil vol. 1 #82 by Gerry Conway, Gene Colan, Jack Abel, and Jon Costa

[dummerjan]

a get to know you better meme

tagged by @zozobruh - Thank you! <333

do you make your bed? No. I do turn turn up the blanket so it can air out but that's it.

what's your favourite number? There's 3, and then 9, then 12, then 16 (but only because that's the day of the month I was born), then 21 (for non-SKAM reasons actually), then 27. 3 is the dominant theme. I like to do things in a set of three, but not compulsively. There's a bit of a system to and a whole story behind the numbers. I could go on a whole spiel. It also goes back to me playing around with words and syllables when I was around 8. I used to collect words with 9 letters.

what is your job? Don't have one.

If you could go back to school would you? What school? Elementary? No thanks. Also not secondary. Or night school. Regular school does not work for me, too autistic and the system too... well, a system. People are assholes, teachers included. Most of my schooling was done via distance learning and I definitely don't want to go back to that either. But also, I am attending school right now (vocational school) and I intend to further my education afterwards. I'd really like to learn how to properly draft and construct patterns and/or acquire the master craftsmen certificate in tailoring (or however you say meinen Meister machen).

can you parallel park? I don't have a license and I hope to make it through life without having to learn how to drive.

a job you had that would surprise people? None.

do you think aliens are real? Earth being the only inhabited place seems unlikely. Though I highly doubt they are how we have pictured alien life forms.

can you drive a manual car? If I did have a license, I'd be able to since that is the norm in Germany.

what's your guilty pleasure? I don't know... really bad smut? I have horrendous taste in that, I really do.

tattoos? I love them on other people, from a single or a few to lots of skin being covered, and all kinds of styles. But I don't have any myself and I don't think I ever will. I just couldn't be bothered. Way too indecisive and uncertain to decide on a design, and then the work put into researching which artists are the best, nevermind that I am scared of needles. And then afterwards it won't look exactly how I pictured it, especially after a few years or even decades. Oh, and the price! I do admire them on other people but I just don't think it's for me, too much hassle and not enough passion for it. (But if I would get tattos, I suspect I would get an Against Me! quote tattooed. Something from True Trans Soul Rebel. And an AJJ one.)

favourite colour? Dark blue.

favourite type of music? *panicked screaming* I listen to way too many artists (or sometimes just a single song) from all over the world and from all kinds of genres. And while there are genres I really like, I rarely will listen to more than a few representatives. But I can say that right now I really enjoy late Soviet/90s Siberian punk (Yanka Dyagileva and Egor Letov).

do you like puzzles? Yep. I don't know who but someone on tumblr got me into online puzzles last summer. (They did a Jeff puzzle.) I like those.

any phobias? No proper phobias.

favourite childhood sport? I didn't really do sports. In fact I hated sports, still do. Worst of all was school sports class, I had a stomach ache every the evening before. But my family was active and we regularly went swimming, rock climbing, hiking. I did horseback riding for several years but it was therapeutic.

do you talk to yourself? In my mind yes, but rarely out loud.

what movie(s) do you adore? I adore Latin American movies though I can't say I have seen too many. (Quemar las naves, María, llena eres de gracia and El cielo dividido are my favourites.) I enjoy Nordic comedies, not just with Mads Mikkelsen but I really do like those. (The last one I watched was Riders of Justice though I really wouldn't classify it as comedy. It has comedic elements.) I like movies with open, ambiguous endings, ones that leave you a bit unsatisfied, ruminating, on edge. When they linger. I don't like it when movies make it easy for me. And above all else I adore Astrid Lindgren movies. I feel like so many conversations I have lead to me mentioning how much I love them but it's true. I really, really do.

coffee or tea? I don't (can't?) drink coffie and when I drink tea, then not black (or any other proper tea) but herbal and spiced tea.

first thing you wanted to be growing up? I think a teacher? I adored and really looked up to my elementary school teacher. I loved German and correcting texts so I wanted to be like her.

tagging @lady-guts @thestrangeillusion @toppingjeffsatur @scattered-stardust @sitron-sunni @die-schwanenkoenigin

[mezmer]

I was thinkin bout this earlier when I saw all those old hs pics. Just wondering

[ambuschool]

Personal Statement

I started my career as a monitoring and evaluation associate at NICE Indonesia in 2019. We provide a 5-year grant to 12 CSOs in Indonesia to develop their organizations. During those 5 years, we evaluate their performance annually based on the training and financial interventions provided. Some of the organizations I directly supervised include Yayasan Gerak Bareng, Yayasan Munashoroh Indonesia, and Yayasan Gema Insani.

In addition to the annual reviews I conducted, I also took on side jobs to measure the impact of several organizations. My team and I have measured the impact for Schneider Electric Foundation Indonesia, Yayasan Infra Digital Indonesia, Perkumpulan Ibu Pembelajar Bahagia (Lab Belajar Ibu), Komunitas Happiness Family, and wrote impact reports for the SMK Pusat Keunggulan assistance program in 2023 on behalf of the Directorate of Vocational High Schools, Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Indonesia. I attached some files here : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mbhbs0wAkwZtBzbxgJ-1xzdZhXMX3XdJ/view?usp=sharing 

Apart from working in monitoring and evaluation, as a registered nurse in Indonesia, I am also active in several health education initiatives, particularly regarding the impact of the environment on health. My friends and I founded the Emcekaqu Sehat Berdaya Foundation, which campaigns for open defecation-free zones in Pandeglang, Banten. We observed the impact of poor sanitation on children's health, especially given the high stunting rates in the area, and we actively campaign for behavior change to eliminate open defecation. From this work, I had the opportunity to participate in several fellowships related to the environment, such as the Young Water Fellowship in Belgium in 2017, the Young South East Asia Leadership Initiative in Environmental Management in the USA in 2018, and the International One Health Camp in Vietnam in 2019.

Besides my professional life, I experienced a turning point in my personal life when my first daughter died during the delivery process. As a nurse, I know it's not just me but thousands of mothers in Indonesia who have experienced this. Since then, I pledged to contribute to reducing neonatal mortality. I decided to become a breastfeeding counselor, and now I have more than 50 clients, both online and offline.

Pursuing an MPH at the University of Melbourne, I blend my interest in planetary health and maternal and child health. Last semester, I took nutrition policy and politics as my elective because nutrition issues are currently rising in Indonesia, and I wanted a broader perspective beyond health. This semester, I took Planetary Health and Women’s and Global Health as my electives to accommodate my interests. As an Australia Awards Awardee, I know my studies are not just for me but for the greater good of Indonesia.

My grades might not be very good because the first semester of my MPH was the first time I lived abroad with only my family of three. I juggled academic life, being a wife, and being a mother to a 2.5-year-old daughter. Therefore, this semester, I strategized to take courses with shorter durations, so I can better balance my work and life. Thus, being involved in evaluation studies in maternal and child health excites me greatly. Furthermore, 1000 Days Of Fund is one organization I keep an eye on because they address issues holistically, from cadre training to providing growth blankets to parents.

ceritanya bikin personal statement untuk ngelamar jadi research assistant gitu di kampus, hwaa bismillah ya Allah dengan panduan dan pendampinganmu :" laa hawlaa walla quwwata illa billah

[autisticadvocacy]

Parent Educational Advocacy Training Center and Parent to Parent of Georgia are providing a free online course for parents and professionals in Georgia on vocational rehabilitation program and services available for young people with disabilities.

[bieups]

11월 // November

Wow I totally forgot about this month's calendar because there's basically nothing going on...so I'm adding in a couple of socially important dates (to some of us) that aren't shown on holiday calendars~

8일 - 입동 / Ipdong: one of the 24 seasonal divisions, this day marks the beginning of winter~

16일 - 대학수학능력시험 (수능) / College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) aka the Suneung: 3rd (final) year high school students & graduates take this exam on the 3rd Thursday of November and it's a huge event. The exam starts at 8:40am and many schools & businesses open later to reduce morning traffic (my school will skip 1st period). There are more buses & subway trains running in the morning, and police have been known to escort test takers so everyone can arrive on time. Planes don't fly overhead during the English listening section to prevent distractions. Family members, teachers, and other high school students often stand outside the schools to cheer on the students as they go inside in the morning & when they come out in the evening. As for the test itself, there are 6 sections: Korean (국어), Math (수학), Korean History (한국사), English (영어), another foreign language/classical Chinese (제2외국어/한문), and other subjects (탐구) where students choose two options from one category: social studies (political science, ethics, etc.), sciences (biology, chemistry, etc.), and vocational education (agriculture, industry, etc.; only for vocational school students). There are also some options/elective topics within other sections, like math & Korean. So the test isn't exactly the same for all students! Only History is mandatory, but most candidates take all the sections except another foreign language. Students decide which subjects/topics to take based on their university plans. Different schools/majors expect applicants to take different subjects. If you don't get a good score, you can retake it the next year.

20일 - 서울 사립초 추첨일 / Seoul Private Elementary School Lottery Day: In Seoul, private elementary schools use a lottery system for admissions and they all do the lottery on the same day. There are a bunch of rules around applying and how the actual lottery is done. Previously, parent & child had to attend the lottery in person, which meant you had to choose one school in the end, but this year I think it'll be online and parents can choose 3 schools? Anyway, due to the lottery, private elementary schools don't have class on this day!

22일 - 소설 / Soseol: one of the 24 seasonal divisions, the day snow begins to fall~

[oksanas-sun]

hey there! i hope you’ve been alright today<3

today nothing much, just redecorating my room and such, what about you? :)

aaaaand a question: who do you think you are more like irl : eve, or villanelle / oksana ?

hii!! i have been, thank you, feeling better today<3

that sounds really cool, are you happy with the result? ^-^ i've had vocational college today (i'm in training so i work in the job but also go to a school for theoretical purposes once a week,,, i don't actually know if that system exists where you live too? a lot of people from different countries i spoke to online were very confused about this lol)

anyway, it was a good day so far and i'm on my home now ^-^

for the question, oooh that's interesting, okay let me see... i wanna say i have the potential to be like eve but,,, really that's just with fictional characters inside my head and with a very very select few people. my anxiety and inability to properly express my feelings stand in the way in any other case. which does remind of oksana... and tbh, i see myself in a lot of her in other aspects as well, both the fun/good things and not so good things. and so many of her quotes are just like,,, speaking from my soul.

how about you? who would you say you are most like?

[ptsilencedhill]

🔥college. also hi

hiiiii <3 still need to do my at-home final today lol.

I’m still pissed off at the sentiment that colleges in the U.S. are “worse” or “high-school” level compared to colleges everywhere else. I frequently see this sentiment online and offline (somehow, I never see it with actual post-grad academics who have studied both abroad and in the US … shocker) and I feel like any college course should’ve taught you people to avoid sweeping generalizing statements that don’t take into account cultural and institutional variability. The education system in the U.S. is extremely flawed. We all know this. At the end of the day, the approach to education and higher education is just different in the U.S. Not everyone in the U.S. has access to high schools that have STEM / AP / College level prep courses, which is why you see more Americans using college as the place to go into specialized study. And education isn’t even the fucking same across European countries !! It’s literally dependent on who has access to what vocational program, the college itself but also the faculty within the college, and cultural expectations around education .

It’s just a shamefully reductive take that always has a snarky air of classism under it.

[jomanila]

Locksmith face to face with Security Consultant in Industrial Security

Where does locksmith falls in the work of Industrial Security? In the first place what is industrial security? Industrial Security deals with the asset of the company that need to be secured for protection of it cost. The need for installation of equipment is essential for protection from future loss or damage.

In the installation of security systems and program a locksmith falls in helping the consultant integrate security experience into a fruitful union and knowledge into a system that is cost effective and protective of the asset of the company but efficient with the working employee that is being used in the daily monitoring of the company security. He works hand in hand with the security consultant putting ideas into work and applying the intricacies of the design into work.

One example of this work is being handled by Industrial Locksmith which handles installation such as biometrics or digital ID for the access of the employee into a manufacturing company. The uses of the biometrics are for better monitoring of the employees and also this serve as time clocked for work.  There are some places that the ID can access thus ensuring the privacy of such office. Locks smiths are also responsible with this procedure that is being implemented in the office.

A Career change

Are you bored? Your adventurous streak is leading you to a career change. Why don’t you consider a certification in Locksmith? Aside from it is good in your resume an acquired knowledge comes in handy in cases of emergency.

This is helpful steps in a career change:

Search in the internet local College or Vocational School that provides this kind of certification. A certified Locksmith program has different subjects that will lead you in having this cert.  This also will prepare you to study and be ready for the actual examinations of the certification. The course will have key picking, key cylinder knowledge, safety codes, installation of systems and the likes. 

All this course material will lead you in answering and having the certification that you will need for an online or actual certification test.

After succeeding in the test you can go forward applying in a construction or security companies that need such expertise. Your expertise is required because they have a need for constant security service. 

Invest on your tools for it is needed in the different job you may encounter in the field.

An apprentice in Locksmith

An apprentice is someone who offered his work basically to gain experience. It is not very difficult to get an apprentice you just need to know basic knowledge of a locksmith terminology and basic anatomy of locks so you will able to understand what they are talking about and to speed things up in exchanging common terms around the workplace.   

After passing your certification in Locksmith begin giving out resume to the companies that provide this help for those people who just passed the locksmith examination. It is important to have an institution that is reputable for the owner of the companies also consider the background of the school that the apprentice has study with.

As you gain experiences, you become more assertive to the rates that you want them to pay you. Your exposure should not be limited to a company you can also get exposure from the different referrals of your friends, neighbour and relatives . This accumulated experience will help you gain the coveted full pledge locksmith professional.

Get Smart don’t get ripped off

Sometimes emergency cost us, It usually cost us a lot of money than we expected.  There is some locksmith companies that have a front that that it is an office you are calling not knowing it is just a call centre in another country.  For instance dial one dependable local companies and your phone calls will be directed to New York.

The problem is this, you have talked to the person and said you are going to pay certain amount for the service calls but will tell you, you owed them a different amount which is excessive of the amount you have talked in the phone.  It seems reasonable on the phone but in actual is much higher than what is expected. We in such dilemma of the emergency will sometimes readily pay the amount.

There are times that the Locksmith will even let you pay for the transportation they acquired because of the work. 

How do you get smart and don’t get ripped off ? 

Be careful don’t get a random address in the phone book, ask for recommendation. Or look for a familiar find a familiar name.

If you have computer check 24/7 address of companies on the BBB’s website

Never pay until the work is finished.

If someone looks suspicious don’t pay cash,pay credit card.

Be stern on the amount you should pay don’t let them ripped you off because this is an emergency.

Certification for Locksmith what is the use?

Certification are there to ensure you have undergone series of exams that will lead the person who will be reading it that you a qualified to work in specific work that is covered by your certificate. This will also lead them to know that you’re capable to perform a certain task.  

This is to be competitive in the field you are embarking. With the recent awareness of the 9/11 attack  the bar has been raised in the security profession. So in line with this awareness service provider of security also upgraded their security measures thus giving you different certificate which is tailor fit to address the need of the client.

Not all employers know what you specific expertise that is why certification is needed in the resume to be able to know additional skills that a person have.   This specialization will help you matrix the work and task at hand to the capabilities that the locksmith have. This will lead us to the performance that is well maximized with the aid of the certification. 

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MBA Banking & Finance MassCom and Economics, Computer Programmer/Corporate Director/Editor Wikipedia, Investment Consultant, Writer,Researcher Scientist,Anthropologist,Archeologist,PhotographerMBA Banking & Finance MassCom and Economics, Computer Programmer/Corporate Director/Editor Wikipedia, Investment Consultant, Writer,Researcher Scientist,Anthropologist,Archeologist,Photographer

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Josielyn Baoya

MBA Banking & Finance MassCom and Economics, Computer Programmer/Corporate Director/Editor Wikipedia,

[selamat-linting]

so, i was enrolled in a vocational highschool. its the type of school that are halfway a tradeschool. its a program in my country that i quote here, meant to produce ready-made workers right out of the education system. the curriculum for every highschool major you took is different, but i personally never learn biology, geography and chemistry beyond the basics in middle school.

random aside over, for one year me and my classmates (computer programming major) had to share a classroom for normal school lessons with the guys majoring for heavy equipments engineering. one time there was an orientation presentation for them and we had to sit there as the teacher told them the kind of work theyre expected to do. so, theyre going to learn maths and physics and everything else so they know how to operate and fix industrial grade machinery like the massive trucks meant to ship coal around, mega structures to dig tunnels for mining operations.

during the last slide, the teacher showed them a slideshow of workplace deaths.. it was morbid, he said to us that death is inevitable on your line of work. its going to happen. of course we can minimize this by following safety codes, but accidents will happen.

and it doesnt register to me as weird at the time, but its stuck in my mind. like i had the vague sense that something wasnt right. and it isnt. like, he's showing kids that dying on the job, its a tragedy sure, but its normal. its fact of life. my country is an imperialized nation so they never try to lie about whats the purpose of our education. we are here to prepare for work, not to learn. and from the beginning, the oil and mining industry doesnt care about human life. and im thinking of the shares and stocks where all of those profits fueled by death eventually finds itself, in the pockets of men who might never see the inside of a oil tank. or where all the oils and minerals are heading, as i sit here waiting in a queue on the gas station to fill my motorbike even though there's an oil and coal processing site just a few hundred kilometers away still in border of my hometown.

worst part is i know this isnt the worst because someone out there who might even be younger than me is dying for the gasoline im getting, the circuit boards inside my phone, and i know one of my friends online is sleeping inside a car while office buildings and billboards stay lit and functional every day of the year fueled and powered by unimaginable amount of normalized deaths.

and im also thinking of the oil spills at the beach, the days that gets hotter and hotter every year. last year there was a gruesome car accident. an oil truck swerved off the sidewalk and killed a dozen people. its not the only major first accident in that place, as always the old complaints about public safety and roads came back for a while, and they might be satisfied that there's a barricade and a rule for large trucks not being allowed to be on the road during the day, but im also thinking of my friend who worked in the industry as a safety operator, complaining that half of the trucks are overdue for maintenance for years and the drivers license have expired but no one ever did anything about it because theyre on a constant deadline and spending time to do checks only makes the managers yell at you for missing a quota and you had to stay longer instead of getting some sleep or spending time with family, in a job where you already work 12 hours a day on average.

my point is, its all connected. just simply asking where the gas powering your car came from revealed a lot. i know this is retreading the basics but i think its good to remember how interconnected everything is. how the tragedies and genocides and social murders arent an aberration but a logical conclusion of the way society is organized. its a well oiled machine, excuse my pun. its all-encompassing, but seeing it as it is makes it easier to find its weak spot, areas where we can fight. this is why im a communist, specifically a marxist leninist, i do think workers' revolt with international proletariat society is the only way we could break free.

but anyway, all this is to brag about how i never learn geography in highschool and yet i can still name more countries and capitals than the average college student in the us so (⁠＾⁠3⁠＾). also now that i mention it i also never learn biology but i know more about the human body than your average terf so 😌 shitty schools is not an excuse 💖