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I have a decade old associates, and was earning a bachelors in Russian, but I'm considering going to a trade school to learn something like machining, or welding. I want to ensure a marketable skill and future for myself in the face of not being able to work somewhere because of my refusal to attend marxist re-education university, wear a mask, get vaccinated etc. However that excludes alot of career options for me. I can't be alone in this, so what did you all do? Is it possible to work full time while doing this?

https://files.catbox.moe/jrydvi.webm I have a decade old associates, and was earning a bachelors in Russian, but I'm considering going to a trade school to learn something like machining, or welding. I want to ensure a marketable skill and future for myself in the face of not being able to work somewhere because of my refusal to attend marxist re-education university, wear a mask, get vaccinated etc. However that excludes alot of career options for me. I can't be alone in this, so what did you all do? Is it possible to work full time while doing this?

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Yup, go for it.

I spent my summers in college learning to be an electrician and it has been a constant benefit having those years as a tradesman in my skill set. I would suggest you find a way to work in your trade of choice at least part time while progressing through the education program. The immersion of actually performing the work will increase the value of the education significantly. Being able to take learned skills to practice at work and conversely take real world problems back with you to the classroom is massively beneficial to your mastery of the skills.