Some things are l received from books, & some things need to be l received through experience.
However when you learn a trade, you need to do both, you have to learn by doing, however also study & read & learn as much as you can.
No matter what trade you want to follow, there is nothing more beneficial to the process than finding a instructor. A instructor can guide you through the practicality of the task, leading by example & giving you the experience you need to succeed. In the world of Heating & A/C, the tech is constantly evolving, so the workers need to evolve just as hastily. My instructor was an old, gruff man who called himself Ox, & was the sole property owner of an Heating & A/C repair shop. Ox didn’t do a lot of lake house calls anymore, & was looking to pass on his Heating & A/C wisdom & possibly his company to someone younger. I told him straight away that I was honored to labor for him, & I would do whatever I could to learn the Heating & A/C company his way. Ox was a man of few words, & gave me various pieces of advice for studying the Heating & A/C trade – be on time, pay attention, & don’t ask to go home. I followed those various rules religiously, & over the course of weeks l received more & more about heating & cooling systems. After a while he gave me an advance on my pay to sign up for the Heating & A/C certification program, which at that point would be a cake walk for me!
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