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25-09-2007
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| Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007
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 |  Re: Hi just an update, I've spoken to my college who do run the course - however not this year as they don't have a lecturer for it. Typical! I have looked around, and seen that British Gas offer trainee positions - these seem to be similar to an apprentiship but you get a (crap) wage, work placement, tools and a van. To be perfectly honest I'm a bit sceptical, but would appreciate some people's thoughts on this. British Gas Online Recruitment it might be the best option for me, but it's quite a drop in pay. I'm also worried I'd become a "British Gas electrician" rather than a real one... |
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