What happens next?

How to be a plumber
Take relevant classes.
Even in high school, you can take certain classes that will prepare you for plumbing. A number of high schools offer vocational training for upperclassmen.

Pick from: I. Your area may also offer classes that may help you gain practical skills like carpentry, engineering, budgeting, and accounting. If you are trying to gain a hard edge in school, consider joining a science class or joining a engineering support group with friends.; II. You'll need to take the following classes to advance in your career : Electrical chemistry chemistry plumbing plumbing irrigation irrigation mechanical engineering production Earn an advanced degree. As a plumber, you will likely be required to take continuing education courses in both communication, microeconomics, and physical plumbing.; III. Taking these classes will give you a practical push into carpentry. This will also give you some great tips on how to prepare and use your joints properly.; IV. Ideal courses would be in plumbing and heating. You can still prepare yourself by enrolling in classes in math, physics, and computer technology.;
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