Specialist Forklift Training, anyone know them?
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I am considering giving them a fair chunk of cash for a telehandling course so i thought i would find out if anyone has anything good orbad to say about them.
They are telling me they have a nearly 100% pass rate (you can be reassessed free of charge if you fail, and they are making very positive noises about getting me into work fairly quickly once qualified.
But, i am talking to the sales department, so they would say that!
Opinions?
Ta
They are telling me they have a nearly 100% pass rate (you can be reassessed free of charge if you fail, and they are making very positive noises about getting me into work fairly quickly once qualified.
But, i am talking to the sales department, so they would say that!
Opinions?
Ta
Celt said:
If you are unemployed the job centre might put you through it. Granted you will need to speak to people working in the job centre.
I am not officially unempoyed, IE not on benefits.In my experience, I would need to be on the dole for yonks before this type of training might become available.
I am just a bit nervous about giving them £1,350 of my quids when i don;t know anything about them.
I can't find anything negative about them on the net though...
Shuvi McTupya said:
No, telehandlers are a different beast.
I am hoping getting this license will be a useful step up.
fair do's but I have worked around the industry and have seen it usually the people with piratical experience who get the jobs.I am hoping getting this license will be a useful step up.
if you are looking for a job in logisitics/warehouse depending where you are might be able to get your cv in front of some higher people.
Edited by The Spruce goose on Monday 16th April 22:39
The Spruce goose said:
fair do's but I have worked around the industry and have seen it usually the people with piratical experience who get the jobs.
if you are looking for a job in logisitics/warehouse depending where you are might be able to get your cv in front of some higher people.
I totally agree that people with the experience tend to get the jobs, (or if you know somebody) but right now i don't have experience OR a usefull skill. I am trying to get a skill so atleast i am in the running.if you are looking for a job in logisitics/warehouse depending where you are might be able to get your cv in front of some higher people.
Edited by The Spruce goose on Monday 16th April 22:39
Telehandler driving isn't really done in warehouses though, it is more outside work, construction sites, lumber yards and stuff like that.
My CV isn't relevant to this kind of work, i am looking for a change.
Shuvi McTupya said:
I totally agree that people with the experience tend to get the jobs, (or if you know somebody) but right now i don't have experience OR a usefull skill. I am trying to get a skill so atleast i am in the running.
Telehandler driving isn't really done in warehouses though, it is more outside work, construction sites, lumber yards and stuff like that.
My CV isn't relevant to this kind of work, i am looking for a change.
Fair do's i have worked for 3 of the big players in home delivery and my brother is a director for a mulitnational logistics company, I will let you get on with it..Telehandler driving isn't really done in warehouses though, it is more outside work, construction sites, lumber yards and stuff like that.
My CV isn't relevant to this kind of work, i am looking for a change.
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