M-TEC

I cannot say enough good things about Kathy and Susan.  They want you to succeed and will help in any way they can.  However, YOU need to determine this is a career you can do well at before you begin.  Use their assessment and be 100% honest.  Ask yourself if you really enjoy all the detail the job requires, if you really have what it takes to work at home alone day after day (if you do not decide to apply for an in-house hospital job), and if you really do not think that just *being a fast typer* or *watching ER* is all you need to succeed. You will work hard, you will think your head will surely explode some days, but if you put in the hours and hours it takes then I believe people can be successful.  They offer a fantastic course, but it is only as good as you make it. 

• I have not seen this comment made yet.... - Ziggystardust
  • Thanks for the responses - Ziggystardust
  • M-TEC - 2001 M-TEC grad
    • M-Tech wannabe...wish I could get the money together right now - tessa54
      • You should be marketable after all that, equipment or not. If you - can't pass tests, it's a faulty curriculum/t
        • curriculum and/or faulty teachers. nm - Sorry you're going thru this! NM
  • I wondered the same thing, actually...sm for thoughts - MTEC Student
  • You are a newbie - Me
    • You are a newbie - Lisa
      • She's the one refusing to believe - Me
        • so? - Lisa
          • I'm just saying, if everybody agrees - Me
            • I agree - Lisa
      • no kidding... - who peed in her cheerios this morning? nm
        • Sorry - Lisa
          • RIGHT - That's exactly my point - respond to help or sh
        • Serously - Lisa
  • Great Schools - Sue
    • schooling - Tabby

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