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DeeJayCruiser
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Hey all I graduated in 2009 with 2 Bachelor of Arts, worked for 3 years (profesionally as a marketer and doing PR) but didn't enjoy my career and wanted to transition to electrical engineering as I was looking for more stability in my future career prospects.
I started off with a 2 year accelerated technology program, and am at the end of my first semester and would really like some insight from those of you in electrical engineering and technology.
What are the skills that in demand for electrical engineering technologists? Programming, circuit design, autocad, automation?
What can I expect to be doing during an average day as an electrical engineering technologist?
Should I tough it out and go for a 4 year degree (option available after graduation)?
How is the job market in Canada and where are the hotspots?
I have opted not to take the co-op route since I am older and want to get in and out ASAP and continue with my professional life. What can I do today to make myself a more competitive candidate upon graduation??
Thanks for your help everyone!
I started off with a 2 year accelerated technology program, and am at the end of my first semester and would really like some insight from those of you in electrical engineering and technology.
What are the skills that in demand for electrical engineering technologists? Programming, circuit design, autocad, automation?
What can I expect to be doing during an average day as an electrical engineering technologist?
Should I tough it out and go for a 4 year degree (option available after graduation)?
How is the job market in Canada and where are the hotspots?
I have opted not to take the co-op route since I am older and want to get in and out ASAP and continue with my professional life. What can I do today to make myself a more competitive candidate upon graduation??
Thanks for your help everyone!