What do you like, Electrical or diesel mech. or something else. If you like being a diesel mech better then go to a few heavy equipment repair places and ask: How busy are you? How many guys work here? If I got a 2 year degree in Diesel mech. would you bring me on as an apprentice. Do the same thing with Electricians, You may want to go into being an electonics bench tech, but in my experience they make less then an electrician, usually--but not always. What ever you choose make sure you like it, It really sucks when you wake up every morning hating your occupation. A friend of mine was a truck driver with a CDL A licence. He hated it, but after 2 years he was making $50,000/year. But he only saw his wife on the weekends. He mostly drove all over the USA. You may want to put out an add for a handyman too.
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