Computer technology jobs in Huntington West Virginia
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Thursday, December 27. 2007Computer technology jobs in Huntington West Virginia
I am wondering if computer technology jobs will ever come to Huntington West Virginia, or is this hometown of mine destined to become the call center capitol of the tele-spammer world. Many of these computer technology jobs can be done from home by well trained workers. Many system administrators and programmers work from home to manage remote networks. In short it is possible to live in Huntington and work in California online. Huntington and the Cabell County schools need to rise to the occasion, and start teaching computer literacy and lower level computer technology skills in the public schools. This is especially true in high school. I favor making basic computer literacy skills a mandatory requirement for graduation from high school. By basic computer literacy I mean the use of email and a web browser to learn how to find information and communicate online. I also favor removing computers from grade schools with the exception of TAG programs and faculty. Grade school students are at least 7 years away from graduation, and the systems that are learned in grade schools will be massively obsolete by the time that the kids are ready to enter the work force. It is better to teach computer skills to high schools students and use the big money that was spent in grade schools on computer technology vocational programs that will result in jobs for graduates. If we spent as much money teaching computer skills to adults as we do to grade school kids, there would be much more technology jobs in this state. Stephanie Heck Trackbacks
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I have to say that Stephanie is a moron. If you remove pcs from grade schools, Stephanie, how do you think kids are going to know to use them in middle school? high school? You have no clue as to what you're talking about! If we spend our time and money diligently preparing our kids for a future with technology, they will have a better chance landing a job in the technology field. The money spent on education is in no way related to the number of technology jobs in our pathetic state...it's a direct relationship between tax breaks for these companies, strength of our state's infrastructure, and oh yes, potential employee base (the future hiring pool)!
I apologize if I've offended anyone other than Stephanie. Thanks all, Gary Manning |
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