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What

are your

opportunities

in

the electronics

field?

Here

are some

eye opening

facts

from ETI.

QWhat

about the

job market in

electronics

?

AIt's good.

In fact,

it

seems

to be one

of

the few fields

that

stays relatively

steady in bad

times.

Today, for

example,

estimates

indicate

that several

thousand

jobs will be opening

up

for

electronics

technicians

each

year,

for

years

to come.

One

reason for

this is

the

fact

that electronics

are the basis

of almost

all communications,

and

this is a communications -

oriented

nation.

Q.

A.

What kind

of

jobs

are

you talking

about ?

For

example, there

are jobs

available in

electronic /industrial

automation,

electronic equip -

28

ment repair

and

servicing,

in

the broadcast

and radio

tele-

phone

communications

field,

at

airports,

and

even

in

medicine

and

in

hospitals,

where

elec-

tronics

is rapidly increasing

in

importance. And

there are

hundreds

of other jobs

open-

ing

up as electronics continues

to make

great strides, in new

ideas and

developments.

It's a growing field, and

you

can

grow

with it through

Electronics Technical Institute.

QCan such

a

complicated

subject

as electronics

be

successfully taught by the

home -study method ?

AOf

course it

can.

ETI

has

proven that

beyond

a shadow of

a doubt.

Our

graduates

are

working in practically

every

phase

of electronics. This is

largely due to the kind of

instruction

provided by ETI.

For

example,

while

learning

the

Fundamentals

of

Elec-

tronics,

the

student

advances

rapidly

through

the

use

of an

exclusive teaching

system

called

Autotext.

And

through-

out all courses

the student

is

thoroughly

monitored

and

carefully

guided

by a licensed

instructor,

whose professional

and

personal interest

is

to

see

that he masters

every bit of

information

presented

to

him.

Of

course, we must

give a lot

of the credit to

our students

themselves. They know

that no

matter how

good the instructor

may

be, they have to make it

work. So most

of

them

apply

themselves diligently, and they

find the more they learn, the

more they

want

to

learn.

But

I have

a job,

and as much

as

I

would like

to get

into

electronics,

I can't

afford

to take time

off. How

do

I get

around that ?

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