In this episode of the Blue Collar Future podcast, host Jaden Robison discusses the importance of trade work and how to get into the trades. He explores four different points: high school trade classes, trade school or tech college, learning on the job, and personal study. Jaden emphasizes the need for proactive support and education in the trades, as well as the value of continuous learning and personal development. Whether you're interested in a trade or already working in one, this episode offers valuable insights and advice.

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Key Takeaways:

• Trade work offers a viable and lucrative alternative to traditional college pathways, challenging the stigma that it's a last-resort option.
• High school trade classes and specialized trade schools provide foundational skills and credentials for those interested in trades.
• Learning on the job is a valued aspect of trade careers, with many companies investing in their employees' education and skills growth.
• Personal study and continuous learning are key to advancing a career in trades, emphasizing the importance of becoming a high-value worker.
• Advocacy and community support in education systems can promote the growth and recognition of trades as highly respectable career options.

Notable Quotes:

• "What I really love about trade work in the first place is that you can learn on the job and you can get paid to learn."
• "You want to become a high value person. The more you know and the more you're able to do, the more value proposition you have and the better off you're going to be."
• "The support for trade work is almost nonexistent in high schools and junior highs."