Getting “Essential” With Pennco Tech

Sports fans, rejoice! Football is finally back, at both the collegiate and professional levels. After successful returns by the NBA, NHL, and MLB, football is the latest sport to return after the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the threat of the virus is still hanging over the season. Just look at the panic that set in across the league as the Tennessee Titans and the New England Patriots suffered a large-scale outbreak that triggered multiple games to be rescheduled.

The NFL’s struggles show that even seven months later, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to hang over us. Many people have been put out of work. Despite this, however, those working in the trades have been able to continue their careers — albeit with more safety guidelines in place. How did these workers get started in positions with such great job security? Through a Pennco Tech education, of course!

Obtaining Job Security

No matter what obstacles our country faces, there will always be a need for electricians, plumbers, auto mechanics, and other skilled trades. By choosing a career path with one of Pennco Tech’s eight programs, you can become an expert in a field that offers much-needed stability in an unpredictable climate.

Let’s say, for instance, you choose to enroll in our medical assistant training program in Bucks County. Especially in the wake of COVID-19, the medical field is a place where you can not only make a difference, but you can also always find work, as so many hospitals and practices are looking for qualified workers. The following infographic outlines how our medical assistant – administrative program can provide a sense of security in your career:

Essential Trades Are Working. Are You?

As you sit on the couch and rejoice that football is back (and hold your breath that it’s here to stay), consider your current job security, and whether or not it’s time for a new career in a trade with long-term stability. From our pharmacy tech program to our automotive technician school at our Bucks County campus, we’re accepting new students looking to get involved in an essential trade. Spots in our programs are filling up quickly, so apply today!