Looks Like UTMT has an ax to grind... Bias!
Posted By: MC on 2006-11-22
In Reply to: The ad on the job board DOES say... - UTMT
Career Step grads, as well as grads from other well-known schools, can perform quality work! They have proven it!
Visit aamt.org for recommended schools. As far as placement, Career Step has many industry partners who recommend their course, including the nation's top companies--like, Medquist, Spheris, Focus Infomatics, etc.
So, UTMT, I can only assume your "name calling" or mischaracterization of before you "name call" or mischaracterization of Career Step graduates as "willing to work for less" is a result of misinformation or frustration you have about how Career Step's success may affect your own "bottom line."
The industry has definitely jumped on-board with Career Step, which has the other schools scrambling. You can visit Career Step's page about industry partners to learn more: www.careerstep.com/site/type=mt/page=companiesrecommend-mt (Click on the links, and see for yourself which school leading MTSO's refer you to for training. If even one of them recommends Andrews or mtec, I'd be surprised.
LINK/URL: List of just some of the MTSO's that recommend Career Step!
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