Cad drafting career and drafting job information

Are you looking for a drafting job? From time to time, we do hire contractors who have their own CAD stations. Email or regular mail your resume to the address below

jobs@aaadrafting.com

AAA Drafting Services
920 Brant Street, Unit 13
Burlington, Ontario
L7R-4J1

























There are great resources on the internet for finding a drafting career. If you are interested in getting into a drafting career there a number of routes open to you. One simple route is to sign up for a course at your local community college to learn the basics of drafting and get experience in the different kinds of software. Most community colleges will offer various drafting related classes and will offer great assistance in starting a CAD career.

The other way to enter the field is to find a local drafting shop who will provide you with a drafting job and train you at the same time. This is a little more difficult as you would to better off to have some exposure to CAD programs to make you more attractive for a drafting job. But opportunities still exist. You need to be a little bit of a "self-salesman" to find these drafting jobs effectively.

To be a "self-salesman" to enhance your CAD carreer you have to do research on the companies you are trying to apply to. Learn about the software they use, read trade journal and view trade websites to get a feel for their products and services. Make yourself knowledgeable so that when you write a resume or cover letter for your new CAD career prospect, you sound like you know about the industry. If an employer feels like you are genuinely interested in their business, they will be more apt to offer you a CAD career.
If you are looking for full time time work, please try this link:

Engineering Careers Online

or this one:

MCAD Tech Jobs Cafe


Drafting Career References
How to Become a Professional Engineer: The Road to Registration How to Become a Professional Engineer: The Road to Registration
I Want to Be an Engineer I Want to Be an Engineer: Readers are introduced to various careers in engineering, including civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering, as well as robotics and animatronics, which are used to create movie special effects. Full-color photos.
The Making of an Engineer: An Illustrated History of Engineering Education in the United States and Canada The Making of an Engineer: An Illustrated History of Engineering Education in the United States and Canada: Celebrates the 100th anniversary of the American Society for Engineering Education with a pictorial history. Includes 350 photographs from the archives of major engineering schools to document an authoritative account of the growth and development of engineering education in America.
State-By-State Guide to Architect, Engineer, and Contractor Licensing

State-By-State Guide to Architect, Engineer, and Contractor Licensing