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In article <7klguj$h4a$1@cronkite.cc.uga.edu>,
  jim@spock.fcs.uga.edu (Jim Gifford) wrote:
>
> I would like to learn more of the basics of electronics, and
> practical applications thereof, and unfortunately can't seem
> to learn it on my own so well.  I would like to find someone
> that would be willing to teach me, or find someplace in the area
> that will teach me.  I don't want a degree, just knowledge.
> I went to the Athens Tech web page, but everything I see there looks
> like a degree track, and that isn't what I want.  I guess you could
say
> I'm looking for a "fast track" into electronics skills.
>
> Anyone have any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
>
My name is Mike and I started out in electronics at North Metro
Tech, in Acworth, Ga. Athens Tech. should be under the University
System of Georgia. You should be able to take individual courses or a
certificate program through the schools Continuing Education Program.
You may find that if you like this type of work you will need a degree
to get a well paying job in the field. I continued to Floyd College in
Rome, Ga., then later the company I work for sent me to Dalton College
among other one day and one week training trips.


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