ifreemat
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Hello, my name is morning, I live at thirty and soon I will graduate in industrial engineering.
I would like to ask for advice or opinion to those who know or have done the home courses of Bolzano:
Could I need to get into work more easily? I am interested in the sector and it begins to be of great relevance. It is obvious, however, that only with a basic course you cannot have great expectations, but thinking about doing more courses (investing enough money....) could be a way to have more opportunities to fit into the industry, or are they fine courses to themselves without "value" on the market?? I looked at some programs and seem to be, besides interesting, also deepened from a technical/formative point of view and updated... is it just an impression? ?
I'm evaluating the idea because in thirty this energy saving thing has become a must...ormai if you buy or sell home you don't talk about anything else, so I think the industry to invest on is quite reliable. . but I don't know anyone talking about these courses, especially no one who is a real "expert" of materials, design and other about house climate...so maybe my idea is wrong... Could someone please make me some clarity? ?
Thank you very much.
Morning
I would like to ask for advice or opinion to those who know or have done the home courses of Bolzano:
Could I need to get into work more easily? I am interested in the sector and it begins to be of great relevance. It is obvious, however, that only with a basic course you cannot have great expectations, but thinking about doing more courses (investing enough money....) could be a way to have more opportunities to fit into the industry, or are they fine courses to themselves without "value" on the market?? I looked at some programs and seem to be, besides interesting, also deepened from a technical/formative point of view and updated... is it just an impression? ?
I'm evaluating the idea because in thirty this energy saving thing has become a must...ormai if you buy or sell home you don't talk about anything else, so I think the industry to invest on is quite reliable. . but I don't know anyone talking about these courses, especially no one who is a real "expert" of materials, design and other about house climate...so maybe my idea is wrong... Could someone please make me some clarity? ?
Thank you very much.
Morning