REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!
ETA will once again co-locate the 2019 Education Forum with the IWCE conference in Las Vegas, Nevada March 4-8, 2019. The show will be focused on providing training through outside vendors as well as and seminars in poplular technology areas related to ETA certification.
What is Education Forum?
The ETA Educators Forum event offers individuals the opportunity to network, collaborate and train. Event participants are given an opportunity to discuss training demands, recent developments in emerging technologies and industry trends. Those attending the available training sessions will have the opportunity to become certified as part of the class. Certification is important in this competitive job market, and remains a vital part of electronics-related industries.
Who attends Education Forum?
Attendees at the ETA Education Forum include: faculty in technology programs who want to gain knowledge about new technologies, and how to expand existing programs; college representatives, program development specialists, and counselors who are interested in creating and maintaining electronics programs and in developing strategies for recruiting students; industry trainers and managers who want to gain insight from educators; workforce development personnel from government, labor, business, and education who are involved in shaping electronics programs; individuals concerned with current industry trends, emerging technologies and educational programs.
Technical Training
ETA International is proud to provide training through outside vendors in popular technology areas related to ETA certification. ETA will provide opportunities to test in each area during IWCE, and will also offer a series of Short Courses. Training courses must be purchased separately and are not part of any IWCE conference package.
On the IWCE/Education Forum registration page at www.iwceexpo.com/register, scroll down to the ETA Education Forum and click the box to see the schedules and pricing. All Training Courses must be registered for separately and include the ETA Testing Fees.
Registration for any training classes includes access to the IWCE exhibit hall (Wed/Thurs), keynote addresses (Wed), general session (Thurs), Networking Reception (Wed) and town hall meetings. Create an entire week of education by choosing two training classes or add an IWCE One-Day or Short Course Package to your registration! Make sure to check for conflicting timing when combining classes as some overlap.
5G Technician: An Introduction to 5G
Presented by Patrick McNerney, Chief Operating Officer, 3D Design & Engineering, Inc.
Wednesday, March 6 * 8:30am-5:30pm
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| The 5G for Technicians certification is aimed at cellular technicians and engineers with basic knowledge of the wireless industry. The course serves as an introduction to 5G and gives cellular technicians the opportunity to earn a certification that has valuable industry application. This course will be taught using a variety of media, from helpful videos and other visual aids to written material. Attendees will get a first-hand look at industry standards, real world examples and case studies provided by a committee of subject matter experts with backgrounds in engineering, construction, cell carriers, broadcasting and entertainment. The examination covers a variety of topics including: 5G linguistics, uses of 5G (enterprise, consumers and government systems), 5G equipment specifications, 5G networks, 5G construction best practices, 5G infrastructure design and general design thinking principles and concepts. | 5GT |
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Course Cost: $495 (through 11/8); $549 (11/9 – 3/8) Certification: ETA International 5G for Technicians (5GT) Certification Test: included in the price of the workshop |
Associate Certified Electronics Technician
Presented by Christopher Miller, CETsr, Professor of Technology, Heartland Community College
Wednesday, March 6 & Thursday, March 7 * 8:30am-5:30pm
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This is a multi-day course that takes place on Wednesday and Thursday. The Associate certification is designed for technicians who have less than two years of experience or trade school training for electronics technicians. Topics covered include: DC Electronics, AC Electronics, Components & Semiconductors, Analog Circuits, Re-cabling & Telecommunications, Digital Circuits & Microprocessors, Troubleshooting, Test Equipment & Repair, Shop & Service Management. Every Certified Electronics Technician (CET) candidate must pass the Associate exam before they can qualify to sit for the full Journeyman certification. Once a technician has completed the four year term, they should specialize and take a Journeyman option. A CETa study guide can be purchased through ETA. |
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Course Cost: $495 Certification: ETA International Associate Certified Electronics Technician (CETa) Certification Test: included in the price of the workshop |
Communications Site Installer (R56) Training
Presented by Michael Barton, CETsr, Senior Engineer, Motorola R56 Audit Team, Commdex Consulting
Monday, March 4 & Tuesday, March 5 * 9:00 am – 5:00 pm, Wednesday March 6 & Thursday March 7 * 8 – 5:30 pm
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This is a multi-day course that takes place on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
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Course Cost: $1,299 (through 11/8); $1,399 (11/9 – 3/8) Certification: ETA International Communications Site Installer (R56) Certification Test: included in the price of the workshop |
Cybersecurity and Information Technology Specialist Training
Presented by Chuck Brooks, Managing Director, eITPrep LLP, and Vice President, Educational Technologies Group
Wednesday, March 6 & Thursday, March 7 * 8:00 am – 5:30 pm & Friday, March 8 * 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
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This is a multi-day course that takes place on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.
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Course Cost: $899 (through 11/8); $949 (11/9 – 3/9) Certification: ETA International Information Technology Security (ITS) Certification Test: included in the price of the workshop |
DAS and BDA Design, Installation and Maintenance
Presented by Ira Wiesenfeld, P.E., CETms, Merle Taylor, CETsr, Joe Delio, CETma IWATSI
Monday, March 4 & Tuesday, March 5 * 9:00am-5:00pm
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This is a multi-day course that takes place on Monday and Tuesday. This Hands-on Training Hosted by ETA Focuses on the Application and Optimization of Active and Passive Bi-Directional Amplifiers used in Today's Distributed Antenna Systems. This two-day course is for anyone interested in learning the fundamental theories, components, installation, maintenance, and support of in-building DAS. Each attendee will participate in a hands-on training lab concentrating on connector installation, a simple install, a simple antenna design, and how to identify cabling problems. Exposure to RF enery and related safety subjects will also be addressed. DISCUSSIONS INCLUDE: HANDS-ON EXERCISES INCLUDE: |
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Course Cost: $899 (through 11/8); $949 (11/9 – 3/8) Certification: ETA International Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) Certification Test: included in the price of the workshop |
General Communications Technician Training, Level 1
Presented by Rob Walker, GCT1, RFIM, Owner, Walker & Associates
Monday, March 4 & Tuesday, March 5 * 9:00am-5:00pm
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| This is a multi-day course that takes place on Monday and Tuesday. The General Communications Technician-Level 1 certification program introduces the attendee to basic elements of various communications concepts and technologies. This includes basic electronics, fundamentals of radio, tools, test equipment, power systems, cabling and installations, environmental systems, antennas, transmission lines, operating principles and details on radios and radio systems, serial data and IP networks, basics of fiber optic lines and systems, telephony, satellite communications, physical plant considerations, site procedures and safety practices. LMR communications, satellite, telephone, data, and computer technologies used in incident response and planned events. General Communications Technician-Level 1 trains technicians on the practices and procedures common to radio communication technicians. This course will help communications technicians work within the Incident Command System (ICS) organizational structure. It is intended beginning technician or anyone that needs a technical understanding of communications systems. This course is ideal for federal, state, local, and tribal emergency response professionals and coordination/support personnel with communications backgrounds. Individuals who are responsible for managing a Strategic Technology Reserve (radio cache, mobile communications vehicle, or other deployable communications assets) are encouraged to attend. GCT1 is modeled after communication systems basics and expands on the US Department of Homeland Security's Communications Technician program. These areas include: basic electronics, fundamentals of radio, tools, test equipment, power systems, cabling and installations, environmental systems, antennas, transmission lines, towers, operating principles and details on radios and radio systems, serial data and IP networks, basics of fiber optic lines and systems, telephony, satellite communications, physical plant considerations, site procedures and safety practices. |
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Course Cost: $899 (through 11/8); $949 (11/9 – 3/8) Certification: ETA International General Communications Technician-Level 1 (GCT1) Certification Test: included in the price of the workshop |
Line and Antenna Sweep
Presented by Jay Thompson, CETsr, Trainer, Dover Telecommunications Services
Monday, March 4 & Tuesday, March 5 * 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
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| This is a multi-day course that takes place on Monday and Tuesday. Line and Antenna Sweep (LAS) testing has been with us for more than 50 years but it was primarily lab based. Handheld units now bring line sweeping into the field at a technician level. Carrier and equipment manufacturers develop installation Methods of Procedures to ensure every decibel of signal strength is maximized in the increasingly crowded RF spectrum. Line and antenna sweeping are critical tests for the installation, maintenance and troubleshooting of antenna components and networks. The course is about moving beyond a simple wattmeter test when installing or maintaining any antenna system. A review of decibels, Return Loss and VSWR along with the standard tests used for LAS will be covered. Many examples will be presented and hands on exercises will be conducted to ensure students are prepared to better understand antenna systems. The instructor for this class is Jay Thompson, CETsr. The ETA LAS certification test will be available upon completion of this course. |
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Course Cost: $899 (through 11/8); $949 (11/9 – 3/8) Certification: ETA International Line and Antenna Sweep (LAS) Certification Test: included in the price of the workshop |
Microwave Fundamentals
Presented by Tom Dover, President, Dover Telecommunications Services
Monday, March 4 & Tuesday, March 5 * 9:00am-5:00pm
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| This is a multi-day course that takes place on Monday and Tuesday. Microwave radio is continuing to play an ever-increasing role in wireless communications. As we move towards 5G and FirstNet implementation, microwave frequencies will be used for more applications and new services. This course is newly designed addressing the changes in roles, performance, installation and maintenance of microwave and millimeter wave radios. Students taking this course, along with the ETA certification will learn the importance of microwave and millimeter wave radio systems as we move further into LTE and FirstNet. The theory of microwave propagation, modulation schemes and advances in passing high speed backhaul data using point to point links. Additionally, the use of multiple-in/multiple-out (MIMO) antennas to aggregate data streams will be covered; along with installation and maintenance of conventional microwave parabolic antennas. Data Speed and capacity are key ingredients to building modern LTE and associated Wireless networks; microwave radio along with fiber optic cables play important roles. Turn-up and maintenance practices, including field proven techniques will be discussed and audience participation is highly encouraged. The use of test equipment, and radio interference at microwave frequencies will round out the course. The instructor for this course is Tom Dover, President of DTS. Tom has more than 50 years of experience installing, maintaining and teaching microwave radio systems. An ETA certification test is included for those taking this course. |
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Course Cost: $899 (through 11/8); $949 (11/9 – 3/8) Certification: ETA International Microwave Radio Technician (MRT) Certification Test: included in the price of the workshop |
PIM Testing Training
Presented by Tom Dover, President, Dover Telecommunications Services
Thursday, March 7 * 8:00 am – 5:30 pm
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Passive Intermodulation (PIM) testing is now a standard for many wireless carriers for site commissioning and certification. This one-day course will discuss why PIM has become such a hot topic in some wireless circles. Students attending this training will learn why intermodulation is such a problem in wireless applications and continues to increase with new radio installations. Attendees will learn what PIM is, how it is tested and the difference between PIM testing and other antenna testing techniques. Prerequisites include a general wireless knowledge. Antenna construction practices and antenna line sweep testing are a plus, but not required. Items covered include:
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Course Cost: $495 (through 11/8); $549 (11/9 – 3/8) Certification: ETA International Passive Intermodulation (PIM) Certification Test: included in the price of the workshop |
Radio Frequency Interference Mitigation
Presented by Don Huston, GES Training Manager, Bird Technologies Group
Wednesday, March 6 & Thursday, March 7 * 8:30am-5:30pm
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| This is a multi-day course that takes place on Wednesday and Thursday. This course is for anyone who is involved with interference hunting in radio services. It will provide theoretical and practical fundamentals needed to effectively identify and locate radio frequency interference issues in any band or network. It begins with an overview of basic RF principles, signal types, propagation and spectrum allocation. Practical applications include interference hunting tools, the use of monitoring receivers, spectrum analyzers and drive test tools. Methods of radiolocation (direction finding) and signal analysis will be demonstrated using live signal sources and hands-on exercises. |
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Course Cost: $899 (through 11/8); $949 (11/9 – 3/8) Certification: ETA International Radio Frequency Interference Mitigation (RFIM) Certification Test: included in the price of the workshop |
Smart Buildings Technologies
Presented by J.B. Groves, Wharton County Junior College & Les Campbell, Owner, Pro Lighting and Electrical
Monday, March 4 & Tuesday, March 5 * 9:00 am – 5:00 pm & Wednesday, March 6 * 8:00 am – 5:30 pm
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This is a multi-day course that takes place on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. This class provides an overview to the Electronic Technicians Associations Smart Technology Systems Integrator Certification in order for the participant to develop the knowledge required for entry-level positions within the field of Smart Building Systems and related fields. The following key areas will be discussed:
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Course Cost: $1099 (through 11/8); $1199 (11/9 – 3/8) Certification: ETA International Smart Technology Systems (STS) Certification Test: included in the price of the workshop |
Sessions
ETA will also host sessions in a special ETA Technical Track. These classes provide a one-topic overview from some of ETA's leading instructors. Attendees can participate in the entire track or mix and match ETA Short Courses with IWCE Short Courses. To attend, register for the IWCE Short Course Package or you can select a One-Day Package to attend classes on that day.
Avoiding Common Fiber Field Problems
Presented by Lee Kellett, Light Brigade
Date/Time TBD
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| Those who are involved with field work have seen many examples of improper practices and poor workmanship. You may not be aware of how common this could be with your own staff. Join us to hear about common field issues and learn about the best practices that would solve these problems. |
Basic Antenna Theory – Converting Electrical Energy into Electromagnetic Energy
Presented by William Bailey
Date/Time TBD
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| The efficiency and effectiveness of any wireless communication system will depend greatly upon antenna performance. Simply put, an antenna is a device capable of transitioning electrical energy into electromagnetic energy, but in either direction. The antenna creates a vital link between internal signal processing and free space propagation. This short course, therefore, will provide both technicians and managers working with wireless communication systems the insight needed to understand and evaluate antenna performance. Topics of discussion – basic principle of electromagnetic radiation and induction; antenna characteristics (including resonance, gain, reciprocity, polarization); radiation resistance (ground effect, electric vs. physical length, radiated power); antenna feed-lines (resonant/non-resonant, impedance, and loading effects); and common antenna configuration and applications (half-wave dipole, monopole, arrays, and microwave antenna). Participants will acquire a sound understanding of basic antenna theory. |
Measuring Transmission Line Quality Prior to and During Installation on Towers
Presented by Tom Brinkoetter, RadioSiteTest
Date/Time TBD
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The quality of the transmission line cable on a tower or DAS system is critical to the performance of the system. Solid conductor hardline cable is often used as it reduces loss, PIM and leakage. But hard line cable is easily damaged as it is spooled in the factory, cut to custom length and re-spooled by distributors, shipped and installed. The cost of installing hard line cable can approach the cost of the cable itself. If defective cable is installed, the cost of replacement project delay can be significant. It makes good business sense to test the cable as it arrives at the job site and also test the cable as it is installed. This session talks about the tools and methods to easily and accurately test raw spools of cable. |
Evolution of Mount Analysis: Effects of TIA Rev H and TIA-5053
Presented by Luke Ferguson, Valmont Site Pro 1
Date/Time TBD
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The first wave of large LTE antennas in 2013 was when the industry first recognized a widespread need for antenna mount analysis. Prior to this time, mount analysis was virtually unheard of. Since 2013, the antenna size has drastically increased, which has led to mount failures. TIA Rev G did address this issue by stating that mounts need to be analyzed, but it wasn’t until the recent release of TIA Rev H that there has been an entire chapter dedicated to mount analysis. TIA-5053 is making it easier to compare mount capacities by providing a standard method to classify a mount. Both of these codes are working to increase the prevalence and accuracy of mount analysis in our industry.Now we have a standard method to rate a mount, but analysis methods still vary greatly in the industry. Analysis assumptions can change the rated mount capacity as much as 100%. The upcoming TIA Mount Analysis White Paper will be a way to streamline this process and ensure that everyone is looking at the mounts equally. For example, we have found that tieback orientation and leg connections have a huge impact on the capacity of a mount. Our research has shown that tieback orientation can affect the strength of a mount as much as 20 percent. The new tieback information we are providing to carriers and engineering firms will make it easier to take tieback orientation into considerations when looking at a mount. Overall, I will discuss what everyone should know about TIA Rev H and TIA 5053 and give a sneak peek at what is happening with the TIA Mount Analysis White Paper team. Ultimately, all of this new information will help set a standard to ensure that new mounts being installed today will be able to handle whatever is thrown at them over the next 15 years or more. |
Optical Wireless Communication Demonstrations
Presented by J.B. Groves III, FOI, ITS and Les Campbell, Owner Pro Lighting and Electrical
Date/Time TBD
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This session is a demonstration session that introduces the participants to optical wireless communications from its conception to some of the technology available today. The demonstrations will cover the following concepts and technologies:
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Advanced Applied UAV/Drone Use: sUAS for Public Safety
Presented by Douglas Spotted Eagle, Sundance Media Group, LLC
Date/Time TBD
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An in-depth look at how LEO & Public Safety Personnel can incorporate UAV into their workflow:
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DWING, Drone Wars, Interactive Next-Gen Gaming
Presented by Vincent Scirocco, CETma, Northeastern University
Date/Time TBD
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| I am a recent graduate of Veterans Assembled electronics in Providence, RI, where I obtained Master level tech in five months. My teammate and I designed a game in physical spaces that won one of three top designs chosen among hundreds submitted through Northeastern University's Next-Gen Innovation Competition. The team would go over the dynamics of the system; including the electrode-magnetic devices required, the importance of accuracy and timing of wireless communications throughout the systems and possibly the integration of software required to take a real-time drone game to enhance the user's perspective with special effects using and augmented reality feedback loop derived from the input. |
The Toxic and Flammable Air We Breathe
Presented by Frank Perrino
Date/Time TBD
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Wireless Pipeline Monitoring: IoT Is The Final Solution
Presented by Greyson Knapp, FOT-OSP, Apex Optics
Date/Time TBD
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Education Forum Keynote - 5G and the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Patrick McNerney, Chief Operating Officer, 3D Design & Engineering
5G and the Fourth Industrial Revolution are right around the corner, in fact, the wheels are already in motion. Smart Cities, self-driving cars, robotics, artificial intelligence, and connectivity on a scale previously unimaginable will be here before we know it. 5G is not limited to faster speeds and a few new chic consumer technologies, but rather a complete paradigm shift in our society and how we interact with technology. Business operations, our personal relationships, and even the methods in which countries govern themselves will be impacted. The possibilities are nearly limitless.
But first, our industry has the daunting task of getting our infrastructure there. This is already happening with many cities running trials or full roll-outs of 5G. There is a lot that must be done to set the foundation for 5G and it is going to take trained technicians, engineers, site acquisition specialist, carriers, municipalities, and OEMs collaborating to make it happen. Hundreds of thousands of miles of fiber backhaul, the build out of ultra-dense networks, and upgrading existing macro site technologies are an example of some of the work that is ongoing. How will 5G impact the ICT sector, and more importantly what do these changes mean for those who work in the telecommunications industry?
We have the answers to some of those questions and will speculate on others. Let’s discuss this exciting new wave of technology, its impact on end users, and the personnel in our industry.
About Patrick McNerney
Patrick McNerney is the Chief Operating Officer of 3D Design & Engineering which provides civil, structural, geotechnical, and mechanical engineering services specialized to meet the unique needs of the telecommunications industry.
For over a decade Mr. McNerney has been at the forefront of innovation in design specifically regarding telecommunications including Virtual Site Tours, 3D Laser Site Scanning, 3D PDF presentations, and more. 3D Design & Engineering was the first firm in Texas to incorporate 3D design with semi-autonomous heavy machinery for lake projects and one of the few engineering firms in Houston offering 3D laser scanning, photogrammetry, and virtual site tours. 3D Design & Engineering is also specialized in the three-dimensional conception and elaborated engineering applied for the design and analysis of various structures.
Mr. McNerney has an Associate of Science degree specializing in applied engineering technology and holds multiple design certifications including: Autodesk Certified Professional, AVEVA Plant Design Management Systems, and NTT Fiber Optics, as well as being a commercially licensed FAA UAS Pilot (Drone Pilot).
In his free time Mr. McNerney works as a volunteer for the Texas Wireless Association which 3D Design & Engineering is a member of and actively seeks partnerships with organizations that place an emphasis on quality, safety, and innovation. Mr. McNerney also enjoys volunteering at events that are committed to enriching the community in Houston, Texas where 3D Design & Engineering is based.
Student Scholarship Essay Contest
This scholarship is made available by ETA® International and International Wireless Communications Expo (IWCE). The scholarship is intended for students interested in a career in the wireless communications field. In your essay, please describe your ideal career in wireless communications. Why is this your ideal field? How will this scholarship benefit you? Why should you be considered for this scholarship?
The Scholarship Includes:
- One Short Course Package conference pass to IWCE - $549 value
- One coach class plane ticket to Las Vegas, Nevada - value up to $400
- Two nights hotel stay (room charge and tax) at IWCE’s host hotel
- Access to the Job Training & Education Center
- Access to IWCE’s two-day exhibit hall
- Dinner with ETA representatives
How to Apply:
- Submit an essay in 1,000 words (12 point type and double-spaced) or less along with a recent resume, cover letter and picture as separate attachments to mlawson@eta-i.org.
Eligibility:
- Must have at least a 2.5 GPA
- Must be a currently enrolled student
Deadline:
- January 4, 2019
"The hands-on training and certification workshop helped me in my pursuit to become a wireless communications expert and set myself apart form some of my colleagues. I used this scholarship opportunity to gain knowledge, collect resources, and get to know the people who are some of the true experts within the field of wireless communications."
Lukas C. Pinson, CETms
Motorola Solultions Systems Technologist
Chandler, AZ
Veteran Scholarship Essay Contest
This scholarship is made available by ETA® International and International Wireless Communications Expo (IWCE). The scholarship is intended for veterans interested in a career in the wireless communications field. In your essay, please describe your ideal career in wireless communications. Why is this your ideal field? How will this scholarship benefit you? Why should you be considered for this scholarship?
The Scholarship Includes:
- One seat in either the Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS), Line Antenna Sweep (LAS), or Microwave Radio Technician (MRT) hands-on training workshops conducted by Dover Telecommunications Services, along with ETA's related certification test - a $949 total value
- Five nights hotel stay (room charge and tax) at IWCE’s host hotel - $1,000 approximate value
- One Short Course Package conference pass to IWCE - $549 value
- One coach class plane ticket to Las Vegas, Nevada - value up to $400
- Access to the Job Training & Education Center along with IWCE’s two-day exhibit hall
- Recognition during ETA’s annual award banquet
How to Apply:
- Submit an essay in 1,000 words (12 point type and double-spaced) or less along with a recent resume, cover letter and picture as separate attachments to mlawson@eta-i.org.
Eligibility:
- Must be an honorably-discharged Veteran of the US Military
- Veterans with an FCC Amateur Radio License or those with a strong communications background are encouraged to apply
Deadline:
- January 4, 2019
"The scholarship is an irreplaceable opportunity for exposure to the field of wireless communications that cannot be matched. I was honored to receive guidance and experience from the leaders at the forefront of technological innovation."
Spencer Williamson
A&M Consolidated High School
College Station, TX
See What Others Are Saying About The Eduation Forum
“I found the networking aspect to be the most valuable aspect of having Education Forum in conjuncture with IWCE. I took the Microwave Radio Technician class because in the county that I work for, we recently installed new microwaves and it became evident that we needed to learn more about them. The instructor was incredibly knowledgeable and engaged the class by asking about our system configurations, which made the material relatable.”
Jamin Howell, Wireless Communications & Network Technician, Flathead Emergency Communications Center
“The Mobile Communications and Electronics Installer instructor was great. He was knowledgeable and engaged the students. He focused on what we asked him to and it has already helped me with troubleshooting some radio problems I was working on here.”
Alipio Mondragon, FOI, MCEI, Traffic Manager, Los Alamos County
“This training taught me new ways to efficiently do my job and will open the door to greater opportunities. It is well worth the money and time!”
Roger Hopp, MCEI, Radio Technician, City of Cleveland Ohio
"Our area is experiencing an increase in DAS installs and we need all of the training we can get! It is a definite necessity for our upcoming jobs...i would call it job security, for sure! Dane (Brockmiller) did an excellent job cramming a week’s worth of information into two days. ETA’s concerns for the trainers as well as the trainees was very evident."
Vance Parker, CETa, DAS, Senior Technician, White Cloud Communications
“The instructor taught us practical applications of the material and provided me with more knowledge when it comes to installation of DAS systems.”
Nick LoCicero, CETsr, Vice President, Pacific Comm Kauai, LLC
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