What are Trade Schools?
Trade schools are schools / colleges / that provide education on specific trades. Of course we list all of the trade schools for mobile electronics here in the USA – within the logged in section of the main club site. There are many schools providing classes on mobile electronics / car audio installation and sales. Q: What is a retailer? A: A retailer is a dealer / outlet that sells to anyone. Examples include: Circuit City, Best Buy, The good guys, Audio Express etc….. Q: What is a dealer? A: see ” what is a retailer” above. Q: What is a master distributor? A: A master distributor is also known as a “parallel distributor” These companies carry double quantities as well as have the “harder to locate brands” A master distributor can also be simply a “large scale” distributor. They buy in massive 60 Ft. Container lots and offer amazingly low wholesale prices. Wholesale Audio Club uncovers the real master-wholesalers of car and some home audio here in the United States. We make it easy
Trade schools, which may also be called vocational schools, are usually post-secondary institutions that provide training in a variety of fields. Training is usually practical, allowing people to go directly from a trade school into employment in the field for which they trained, provided there are available jobs. Numerous trade schools exist and they may offer very specific curriculum in certain areas or may have a wide range of certificate programs to train people for various types of work. Sometimes trade school is not post secondary. In countries like Finland, students may be divided into career and academic studies. Those entering a Finnish career school would get practical education in numerous fields, including things like information technology (IT), hospitality work, practical nursing, or in certain artisan work. In countries like the US, trade school is typically undertaken after graduation from high school, and studies can be diverse. Schools exist to teach people secretaria
Trade schools are usually two-year degree, certificate or diploma programs in a specific career field. Unlike traditional 4-year schools, coursework will be targeted to whatever industry or discipline you want to enter. Automotive trade schools, for example, will only provide you with coursework relevant to the automotive industry.
