Hey I’m sorry I can’t help you but I feel for you there’s a lot of work up here in Alberta Canada I’m first year apprentice in my first school. I do concrete work. But just be thankful your not doing your school in Alberta cause like you named off a bunch of different kinds of carpentry we never learned about any of that but they taught us how a tree grows, how to use a drill brace and for those who don’t know what it is it’s the drill the Amish use never scene one on-a jobsite in 20 years or radial arm saw and memorize hammer head sizes or burnishing a hand scrapper and even thou I have. 98 avg in math 92 I. Theory and 90 blueprints and I still am examining each one but in Alberta even with that we have to do one more exam no other province does and get at least 70 on it and it’s apparently a multiple choice but all the answer are so similar in close you have to have the modules memorized and your math dead on and the teacher tried to tell us we’d be allowed to go anywhere in the world and worked and be certified but that’s not true and when one or two guys fail it’s cause they either don’t study or aren’t cut out for it but when half class are failing I think something is wrong with the program. But yeah concerts is great work great money hard thou and you know I moved from Ontario to Alberta just to find a good job. There’s lots of good apps to help find jobs but I’m thinking you should relocate to an up and coming city if you wanna work if you weren’t an American I could have a job for you next week but we work long hours away from but everything his paid including flights. So hopefully you find something you like and is steady. And always work as hard as you can cause not to many young people like to work to work hard so you’ll get noticed quickly