Thank you Youthful Repairs for helping our young Kids focus on a career it’s really needed.

Was not thinking about something like this for my child but now they have several career opportunists to consider.

I’m going to introduce Youthful Repairs to my Grand-Kids and their school.

I think Youthful Repairs will become a great resource for the next generation in Middle – High school.

Trade Careers is a great concept for young adults who wants a career, but do not want to attend four years of college, with a wide variety of courses to choose from they can move forward in life without having to spend a lot of money on education, they can start a new career in a short period of time, with hands on experience.

Watched the Youthful Repairs video on YouTube for Parents and was thrilled to see the hope and opportunities it presents for our young people. The steps it outlines, make a lot of sense especially with the high costs associated with obtaining a college degree. Train as you learn and have real on the job experiences for life. The ability to master the skills and gain the experiences this early in life is terrific. It’s a concept the educators of higher education need to learn.

I loved the idea of making these available to young people desperately searching for a future path. These upcoming generations have lost hope and don’t see the future the way we did when we were young. Media puts out a very poor message. AI killing jobs worries them for what direction to go. The information is very good and the timing is terrific.

Great job, A message with seeds that should be sown to every co-ed from 7th grader up. Every school administrator and prison administration.

When I was in school I don’t recall hearing other options for career options. It was always go to college and get a degree until my plans on going to the military changed and I was way past the deadline to apply for college. Looking for another route for school is how I learned about trade schools.

This is a good way to illustrate what alternatives are available to young people who are interested in obtaining a career but not necessarily interested in pursuing a four year college degree.