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Title: Slot Technician schools Post by: soul7mirror on October 25, 2011, 08:29:25 PM Currently in college after 21 years in the military as an Electronics technician. My better half just got promoted and we will be moving to New Orleans. I have a varied electronics background ( radar, communications, 3m), even though it is dated. I have been looking for a slot technician school, however the internet has only given me solid hits on New Jersey and South Florida, with no reviews on how good / bad they are, both in instruction and placement.
I am willing to travel almost anywhere for the 5-10 weeks it will take to complete school. Thanks for any information / links Y'all can provide to assist me in making a decision. :99- Title: Re: Slot Technician schools Post by: Belbtech on December 21, 2011, 11:44:23 AM Hi Soul,
I believe the Community College of Southern Nevada currently has a slot tech course...I have no idea what it covers, as I went to Nevada Gaming School when we were know as Slot Mechanics... You should be able to look up CCSN on the internet & find out about the course...hope this helps. God bless, Mike><> Title: Re: Slot Technician schools Post by: kforeman on January 15, 2012, 06:42:44 PM Currently in college after 21 years in the military as an Electronics technician. My better half just got promoted and we will be moving to New Orleans. I have a varied electronics background ( radar, communications, 3m), even though it is dated. I have been looking for a slot technician school, however the internet has only given me solid hits on New Jersey and South Florida, with no reviews on how good / bad they are, both in instruction and placement. I am willing to travel almost anywhere for the 5-10 weeks it will take to complete school. Thanks for any information / links Y'all can provide to assist me in making a decision. :99- any course that involves Randy Fromm is not only great training but also very well respected in the gaming industry. i think Randy was trying to put together a tech school in SoCal awhile back but i don't know how far he got with it. as Mike mentioned there are some options in Nevada as well but there isn't much for the individual anywhere else. i suggest trying to get hired by a local casino and persuing training through the casino; it's pretty tough to get the manager to budget in training but with your background they may be more willing to spend the funds on you. good luck! :89- Title: Re: Slot Technician schools Post by: Garry on February 15, 2012, 05:17:00 PM Currently in college after 21 years in the military as an Electronics technician. My better half just got promoted and we will be moving to New Orleans. I have a varied electronics background ( radar, communications, 3m), even though it is dated. I have been looking for a slot technician school, however the internet has only given me solid hits on New Jersey and South Florida, with no reviews on how good / bad they are, both in instruction and placement. I am willing to travel almost anywhere for the 5-10 weeks it will take to complete school. Thanks for any information / links Y'all can provide to assist me in making a decision. :99- email me ..I have a couple of techs working for me.. you would be welcome to come and assist and learn for a few months or as long as it takes and have a vacation at the same time. Garry |