I do not know the future aspects of my field of work in progress, and I want to do the courses, in order to better my resume. So please help me on this issue. I always get pulled to their culture, but dnt know if this will be better for me or not. plz help. Thank you

I have a degree in Electrical Engineering. While my work experience is mostly in radar systems, I have a strong understanding of power distribution.
I would like to put my skills to work in helping to restore power to the people of Haiti. However, I’m not sure who to speak with to offer my services. Should it be the State Department? The Red Cross? The United Way? Who is actually in charge of restoring power in Haiti?
I’m not looking for a job, just looking to help out. Thanks.

I don’t understand how oil and gas industry has anything to do with electrical engineering jobs??
Am I not seeing this because currently I am working as a electronics engineer ?
This is how I am thinking about this – Oil and gas industry , digs up oil , provides it to our cars and trucks so they can run. Now I don’t understand how or where “Electrical engineers” come into play into this ?? Please make me understand. I want to know.
P.s: I am an entry level electronics engineer, with a degree in “Electrical engineering” , Currently I am located in Houston, texas.

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Choosing electrician as a career can be a very good option. It has excellent growth perspectives. An electrician mainly works with electrical circuits and wiring. If you have the right training, you can go a very long way in this field making a lot of money.

Electricians may work specifically in residential homes, or on office buildings and businesses. A good electrician often has a wide range of companies demanding their services. They may also go into business for themselves, and enjoy a fulfilling career by making their own hours and doing their own business.

The work of an electrician may include anything from fitting a bathroom shower circuit to checking the wiring for a faulty line in a residential home. An electrician may also work with major electrical cabling in huge businesses and office spaces.

To work as electrician, one must be 18 years of age and hold the correct qualifications for the work you are intending to carry out. They may also be required to pass a test as well as complete training, such as on the job training, vocational school or an apprenticeship (which can last up to 5 years).

One has to be completely focused for this job. It requires serenity and complete dedication.

Electricians are mainly self-employed workers or work in the construction industry. An electrician does take risks, so the job is not for everyone. They can face electrical injury, shock, falls, cuts and more. An electrician will follow strict safety guidelines in the nature of their work to ensure their safety and the safety of those working or residing around them.

The job outlook for an electrician is high. It is expected to climb as the years go on. An electrician should be able to find work with many different companies, as there is always the need for this type of service. Running your own business can also be very lucrative.

An electrician should be able to provide with correct estimates to the customers in the first go so that they can make up their mind easily. Like the total cost of the material, labor and the total time required for the job.

The ZJITS and CICGF have been a good platform for local companies to showcase themselves. Against the backdrop of the international financial crisis and the export trade having great difficulties, the exhibiting companies are racking their brains to seek opportunities.

Small household appliances like electric irons and vacuum cleaners are key products for export in Ningbo. Due to the global financial crisis, the demand is dropping and the companies are receiving few orders. So on the Consumer Goods Fair the companies of small household appliances hope to get to know new clients and receive more orders. Then how can they press ahead in face with the slumping global economy?

An executive of an Electric Appliances Factory said,

“We are working to upgrade our product structure through research and development and training of human resources, in an effort to expand the market share. We don’t simply downsize personnel or reduce costs to cut down the price. We focus more on technical capabilities and try to increase our product versatility and the popularity”.

With impact of the financial crisis the vacuum cleaners are confronted with some difficulties in export. But after learning about the needs of clients, they improved their products at the end of last year. Though the price is two dollars higher than before, it is more received among foreign customers.

To increase the added value of products, the companies keep to the strategy of going global regardless of the financial crisis.

In the international hall of the ZJITS, we see the London Development Council that is responsible for the business promotion of the London 2012 Olympics. This is the first time they have participated in the ZJITS. The London Olympics Organizing Committee has got 2000 direct contracts and 7000 sub-contracts. For those companies having experience in the Beijing Olympics, the London Olympics really offers a big cake.

Improvements of the investment environment and the support of the government make it easy to move your business to China. Mrs. Groemminger, Vice Chairman of the foreign Chamber Of Commerce and a business consultant in Ningbo – China for over 10 years mentioned, that all you need is a reliable consultant and accounting. With the right connections, confident, attitude and trust, you can make things really happen. Now is the right time to go ahead and make the change. China government is even offering free office space to companies for easy settling down. Even a small budget can get you go far. If it is too late for you to keep your company surviving in your original country, save your patents and bran name and move to China. People like her will help you to get it done the right way.