
Originally Posted by
BPTactical
If your going to devote time and money to learning the trade then do it right.
CST has faded from the limelight and is not what it used to be.
Trinidad, Yavapai, Murray State, Lassen are all degree courses.
Any of them will give you just enough knowledge for an entry level position in the trade.
Better money to be had in woodworking.
The 'Smiths that bring in good money are typically highly specialized and have spent years if not decades learning and perfecting their craft. They are few and far between and Colorado is a very tough market with CST and Trinidad- you can't swing a dead squirrel over your head without hitting 18 "gumsmiffs" that are either out of work or underemployed.