In my opinion, and I'm fully prepared to be flamed for this, I wouldn't hire someone who's only training was a correspondence course like FB or that assurelocksmith course. You can get the same knowledge as the FB course by getting a library card... Don't get me wrong, its a start.... However, if you want a job as a locksmith, be prepared to pay the big bucks to travel to a professional institute where you can learn hands on.... And get feedback/advice and practical knowledge from people who do this job all day long.
ie:
http://www.lsitraining.com/
or one of ALOA's different schools
Like I say, its a start, but unless you plan on starting up your own shop you may want to avoid correspondence courses. I know a lot of people here don't feel this way, but I'm just being honest on what I would look for in an employee. The more knowledge you bring to my shop, the less I have to spend time teaching you. Know what I mean?
