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Training is a great first step, but understand that training will never make you proficient. Only regular challenges and doing it will ever get you there. You probably already know that. With that said I would suggest that your best option would be to see if you can line up an employer that understands that you are willing to do what it takes (time and money) to trian up on PLC's if they can provide an opportunity. That may sound a little far fetched, but you need to utilize the training to make it worth while. It goes away quick. A big problem with guys I have worked with and trained is that they dont get to use what they have learned. The use it or lose it phrase really comes into play here. Another issue with most training is the cram factor. There is so much that the brain can handle in a short amount of time and actually retain it. Many of these 2 day courses are just a great way to get a certificate. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ plc training in india | plc training in chennai | plc training in chennai | plc training in madurai | plc training chennai |