A skeptic argues online trade education falls short. You can't replicate hands-on practice through a screen, content quality is unpredictable, and an experienced expert needs to be there in person to watch and correct your technique.
We don't do any online. Why is that? So there's a lot of risks associated with online training. We try and tell people, like, really think about, okay, it might sound great that you can learn a trade online, but, or they have like blended learning where it's like half of it's online, which again sounds good, but yeah, you're at the peril of the training provider of the actual quality of content that they're providing you online. And you're never gonna replicate actually being there doing it. And to have a seasoned expert right next to you that can tell if you are struggling with something.
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