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EPISODE · Dec 30, 2022 · 1H 3M

College, Trade, or Both?

from Adding Context · host Two Roberts Productions

Charles Chadwick is a former college student who experienced the challenges many others face in these times of predatory college lending. He made the decision to use his trials to help others. Charles has two degrees but he also learned a trade before going to college.    He believes that learning a trade can add more value given today’s very competitive job market as it adds marketable and tangible skills to one’s resume. Careers like Plumbing, Electrical, HVAC and other trades typically survive weak economies and recessions which allows for flexibility and possibly less stress in volatile employment climates. They give more job security by performing essential services that the world needs at all times.  The author of two books, “Chadwick’s College Checklist 2 Steps W/Tips On How To Cut College Costs” and “Chadwick’s Cultivated Circumstances: Experience Is Sometimes Priceless.” Check them out and all he has to offer at chadwicksexperiences.com.

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