Wormholes

There are a lot of good corps listed in a sticky thread. Check "Notable Corp and alliances in WH space" or something like that and see if there is a training corp there somewere. I think I saw at least one.
Also, there is always Eve-UNI. Check them out too.

I can fly everything subcap in the minmatar amarr caldari line up T2 everything and all.

There are two guides stickied to the top of this forum, that's the best place to start; then look in the recruitment section for which WH corps are recruiting and chat to them in game.

You need a deadspace/faction/officer fit marauder to run the sites

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join some of the public channels. talun t-lost and exhale are probebly the busiest at the moment. and chat. most people there will be willing to help you and possibly recruit you

I'd suggest doing some solo daytripping first. I consider it bad form to step into a wormhole corp totally clueless. Since you seem to not be an utter noob (or you bought your character), I'll make this fairly short:

Choosing a ship
- This is for PVE, so active tank is a must
- Tier 2 battlecruisers are good in C1/C2, Strategic Cruisers in C3s. I'd start with the former to keep costs down.
- Battleships are big and slow, there's no reason to use one.

Fitting a ship
- Probe launcher. Always a probe launcher.
- Sleepers deal omni damage, so your resists should be as even as possible.
- Aim for a minimum of 30km range, unless you're building a high-DPS blaster boat that can use MWD to close distance.
- Sleepers switch targets, so only bring drones if you don't mind recalling them frequently.

Flying in a wormhole
- As soon as you enter the hole, hold your cloak and cycle your directional scanner and system scanner.
--If you only see a few anomalies, the hole might not be worth your time, and might have active players in it.
--If there are ships on d-scan, get out. Until you've got some experience, it's best to avoid occupied systems. There are plenty of empty ones available.
- Look up the system on wormnav.com. This will tell you what sort of activity has gone on recently.
- All of the above can and should be done before your jump cloak expires.
- Always bookmark the wormhole before you fly away from it. ALWAYS.

Shooting sleepers
- If you're flying a heavy missile boat, you can basically sit still. You might want to orbit the first wreck you make to get some transversal, but range is not a concern for you.
- If you're flying anything else, you'll probably be moving around. One thing I've learned is that if you don't pay attention, you end up with a rather large salvage field, making recovery take longer than it should. What I do is start flying away from the first wreck I make until I'm about 40 km out, then turn around and fly back. From there I fly back and forth between two wrecks, keeping all my wrecks in a tighter group.
- Loot and salvage are all of the profit in wormhole PVE. Bring a dedicated salvager, either an alt or a friend. It goes MUCH faster and mitigates risk.
- Bookmark a wreck that is in the middle of the salvage field and leave the site. Give it about five minutes to collapse before you bring in a salvager to clean up. This prevents people from easily finding you in an anomaly.

PVP
- Keep your d-scan open at all times, and cycle it as often as possible. You want to know the moment another ship shows up on dscan so you can warp back to your wormhole.
- Don't try to be clever. You're in a PVE ship. Get out.
- You WILL eventually lose a ship. Expect it, consider it an operational expense. Don't go into w-space with expensive implants and faction mods that you don't NEED.

If you're trying to go at it alone without the help of a corp/alliance that is already well established in WH space, then please follow these 3 easy steps:

1.) Put all of your crap into as many freighters as necessary.
2.) Right click the middle of your cap on said freighters and select "Self Destruct"
3.) Have friends/enemies/randoms blow up/steal anything that drops from the freighter.

I truly believe this will save you an awful lot of time.

:kisses:

-Marky Mark n the Funky Bunch

probes tend to work best.

Or they'll be waiting for you in a dictor/HIC, lol. Warp to a safe close to the hole and check to see if there is one there on dscan and hope they aren't sitting there cloaked and ready to jump back through with you. Also make sure you understand polarity and how it often screws those who go into w-space without understanding the mechanics.

Like any other aspect of eve the best way to learn is by being tutored. Join up with someone who knows their ****.