Thanks.
Most of my question(s) are career related.
Someone informed me recently that there’s a somewhat high demand (and a better salary being offered) for CAD drafters in my region, and they recommended I look into it.
I was curious what kind of education or training people who are in this line of work possess.
From my own research, it seems that some people have an Associates or some kind of certificate from a technical school, while others just have general knowledge of CAD with other experience in the industry for which they do the design work (i.e. plumbing, architecture, etc.).
I guess I’m just trying to get a feel for how most people get into this field.
I have a Bachelors degree now.
If there’s one or two classes I can take – even at maybe a community college – I wonder how much that would increase my chances of getting a drafter position.