Tweet
Hi everyone, sorry to rehash probably the oldest thread known to man......
I'm thinking about a career change to take my a59, but its a fair old financial commitment to pay so my questions are.
I appreciate experience is required to get a foot in the door and i have some experience through being a grave digger for 2yrs and helping my mate build bike tracks but no formal training/tickets so do i need to do the novice course or the intermediate?
I intend to get more tickets in time (more strings to my bow n all that) but, apart from the red ticket, what else would i need to have in order to get work?
And what is the current work climate in the south west? Moving from site to site n constantly changing companies? Or is long term employment still a thing???
Thanks in advance for any advice folks
I'm thinking about a career change to take my a59, but its a fair old financial commitment to pay so my questions are.
I appreciate experience is required to get a foot in the door and i have some experience through being a grave digger for 2yrs and helping my mate build bike tracks but no formal training/tickets so do i need to do the novice course or the intermediate?
I intend to get more tickets in time (more strings to my bow n all that) but, apart from the red ticket, what else would i need to have in order to get work?
And what is the current work climate in the south west? Moving from site to site n constantly changing companies? Or is long term employment still a thing???
Thanks in advance for any advice folks
.gif "wink2")
Comment