Would you try to regain your lost skills?
 

If the other field was just as strong, I'd consider changing.

Originally posted by Grandpa Troll
Im facing that very issue..due to my accident..lost 3 federal and 2 state certifications

I am awaiting MMI on hand and then the rating, then I will look into ADA and the use of a proctor in administering several of those tests via an engineer...

If someone cant read, an oral exam is authorized.

I had been certified for over 15 years.....so have hopes my work experience and practical knowledge can be used as a waiver in lieu of actually performing all the field tests.....

Gramps Gramps, what are the possiblity of you going into teaching at a trade tech? It seems to me you'd be a treasure trove of information for the younger generation.

I find now that my fundamental old skills are very sound, but now there is a culture of accredition, from attending one/two courses, into an industry. So that looks good on a CV.

But it is widely abused I think (well I know).

Originally posted by Tuberski
Copycat thread

http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...ies/tongue.gif ACK! No it isn't.