i need to know if there's any academy where i could take heavy construction equipment training in new jersey?
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Try any of the continuing education or vocational schools on this list.\nhttp://www.uscollegesearch.org/new-jersey-construction-colleges.html
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I'm looking for one in NJ ...
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Uh unfortunately no. (lol) In NJ we have what is called an "Alternate Route" program. It may be the same in other states but with a different name. Basically you will not have to go back and go through an extensive formal teaching program. Instead,  you will probably have to take basic teaching courses, and maybe a relevant psychology or two. Check with your states Education Association for more information. Try to look for a link along the lines of "Alternate Route"
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try pace industrys in Harrison arkansas.They do that.
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police academy...look it up...they have much training confidential training vice, swat, you name it.
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I don't know about instruction...but a good place to go if you ever learn is near the mason-dixon line on the smokey ridge mountains...it's called high rock or something.  and it's like a 3 hour drive from pittsburgh and i've seen a lot of people doing it there.
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The best routes to take are to research the process of starting a business as well as the industry you're interested in.\n\nI posted links for you in the source box pertaining to starting a business in New Jersey.\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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Call the state office in your area to find a source.  There may not be one (see second reference).  The NJ info is the third reference.
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Not sure where you are in Kentucky, but you could try this site as at least a starting point.  They may know of other training places in your area.\n\nhttp://www.frontsight.com/news.asp?Action=ViewNews&ID=90
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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Hapkido, stuff like that. You'll learn wrist locks, pressure points, submission moves, stuff you'll need to arrest perps!
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I know of one that is really good quality training, whether for freshers breaking into Siebel and taking the full configuration or seasoned pros. ePairs in Mylapore are really good; someone I know was trained there, and they now work for MBT in Singapore.\n\nePairs India (Pvt) Ltd\n2nd Floor, New 78/ Old 103 Dr. Radhakrishnan Salai\nMylapore, Chennai 600 004\nTamil Nadu, INDIA\n+91 4442040045
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Have you called Kiamichi Tech Center there yet?  They have welding classes.  Tulsa has a very good Welding school as well as OKC and Norman.  I am pretty sure Tulsa Welding School can get you certified if need be though.
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It's not hard.  Call a couple of the companies in your area and ask if they are interested in an apprentice.  Try the local union in your area, they offer apprenticeships.  I started at a concrete company driving their trucks and poured concrete on the side.
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Yes. Just look in the local newspaper and apply for them. A lot of business's would prefer people with no experience so that they can train you the way that they want you to work.
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They offer classes for this a some community colleges. Call around to the ones in your area.
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Unfortunately MMA events are not legal in NY, amateur or professional.  If you're close to NJ you can compete there, and they have amateur which is where I would recommend you start.  I've also included a link for an MMA gym directory, in case you are not already training.
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Look into Johnny Rodz school of wrestling in Brooklyn, NY as your closest opportunity and most reputable.  The "unpredictable" Johnny Rodz has trained Tazz, Devon Dudley, Tommy Dreamer and many more.  Next, I would look into Afa's Wild Samoan school in Sciota, PA. It's only an hour away from New York City. Also, Afa has a reputable name. He's trained Billy Kidman and Batista as well, who both made it.  There is also a school in Massachusetts called Chaotic.  It merged with Killer Kowalski's school of wrestling.  There are a few wrestlers from there currently wrestling in the WWE developmental league.  \n   Also, let me tell you, it is hard getting into this business.  I myself trained.  They were glad to take my money (I did not train in any of the above schools.  The one's I mentioned are reputable, especially the first two).  I ended up getting hurt because of the guy I was wrestling.  I don't know how contracts are structured today, but in the beginning....there is no contract if you are hurt.  Your not making the company money, so they are not going to pay you for nothing.  I'm not trying to discourage you, but just wanted to give you a few tidbits.  Best of luck to you!