Best Job Training in Columbus OH
Electrician
Their trucks are marked so at least I can call them out on their poor driving skills. Too busy texting a driving to care about the safety of the people around them.
www.aecohio.com
6901 Americana Pkwy, Reynoldsburg, OH 43068
Electrician
Billy was professional, courteous, and efficient. He diagnosed and resolved an issue where multiple outlets were not working in a room. This was my second experience with Converse and I continue to be a happy customer. The prices are upfront, honest, and fair. Keep up the great work!
www.converseelectric.com
3783 Gantz Rd, Grove City, OH 43123
Electrician
Best Place to train your workforce!
www.iecelectricianschoolcolumbus.com
3128 E 17th Ave suite h, Columbus, OH 43219
Electrician
Very rude and unprofessional.
After contacting The Electrical Trades Center I felt really stupid.
I contacted them to inquire about their training program and to get general information. My wife and I are changing careers and we both have disabilities. I contacted them inquiring about about becoming a electrician and to see if it was possible for a low vision individual. I had already done some research and I wanted to reach out to see if they have worked with any else with a disability or if a women, who has never done a trade before, if it would be a suitable fit.
Unfortunately, I was met with You should do your own Google search, I do not have time to talk to you about it. I felt like I was scorned for asking questions as if I was wasting her time, however, I just wanted to inquire about the details that I was unable to find out about. I felt like the person who answered the phone was indifferent and I felt insulted, but you get used to that being disabled.
During our conversation, I was insulted with We do not normally do that and we can not advise you on the training, you should read our website. I told her I was on the website currently, and did not have much info about on the job training or the physical limitations. I contacted them because Google did not have much information about low vision individuals becoming inside wireman. I was told to do my own research.
Overall, a very poor experience over the phone. If that is the attitude, professionalism and mindset of their office personal, I question their ability to train others and I will more than likely pass on this place.
www.electricaltrades.org
After contacting The Electrical Trades Center I felt really stupid.
I contacted them to inquire about their training program and to get general information. My wife and I are changing careers and we both have disabilities. I contacted them inquiring about about becoming a electrician and to see if it was possible for a low vision individual. I had already done some research and I wanted to reach out to see if they have worked with any else with a disability or if a women, who has never done a trade before, if it would be a suitable fit.
Unfortunately, I was met with You should do your own Google search, I do not have time to talk to you about it. I felt like I was scorned for asking questions as if I was wasting her time, however, I just wanted to inquire about the details that I was unable to find out about. I felt like the person who answered the phone was indifferent and I felt insulted, but you get used to that being disabled.
During our conversation, I was insulted with We do not normally do that and we can not advise you on the training, you should read our website. I told her I was on the website currently, and did not have much info about on the job training or the physical limitations. I contacted them because Google did not have much information about low vision individuals becoming inside wireman. I was told to do my own research.
Overall, a very poor experience over the phone. If that is the attitude, professionalism and mindset of their office personal, I question their ability to train others and I will more than likely pass on this place.
947 Goodale Blvd, Columbus, OH 43212