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Don't get me going on Florence and Dougal...worst appies I ever had. Brian was good, but bloody slow.
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My apologises. I didnt word my original post correctly. Yes I have decided to take him on so he can finish his courses. I am interested in what others thought. My business head says to tell him I am not going to take him on but I feel bad about this. I dont really want to be part of this merry go round of lads starting to learn electrical work and then having to quit.
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More strings to the Electrical Trainee's bow...how to shoot the electrical trade through the heart.
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The problem is he aint gonna learn what he needs to from you anyway. If you genuinely want to help the lad, do what you can to see that he finds a more suitable placement!
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Totally agree, but they don't seem to be there, these days.The problem is he aint gonna learn what he needs to from you anyway. If you genuinely want to help the lad, do what you can to see that he finds a more suitable placement!
Got a seminar on thursday pm with the local council re privately owned house work. It's not my scene, as a rule, but there may be some testing or commercial so trying keeping my foot in the door. It'll be interesting to see what sort of contractors they're looking to employ and at what cost. I hope it's not gonna scare me.
ps. like Glenn's video scares me.
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my cousin lives in Hull....
theres nothing nice about the place at all.....apart from.....TOWER FOR AN HOUR...
yep...within an hour....
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come on...it was `tech` era.....this was the age...where testing really came of age...
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could be sir...could be..
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and here`s lookin at you kid...
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It's part-cheese.
But remember, it IS a qualifcation regardless of what the electricians on forums say about it only being a building regulation.
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