Motorsport tech (apprentice) in wilts, bucks, or Oxfordshire
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Morning all,
Having taken the opportunity to retrain i am now pursuing a career in motorsport, I'm just about to finish my city and guilds tig welding level 1 (early as i have completed all practical tests just waiting for the theory), I can weld aluminium as well as steel and i am part way through my Btec Lvl 3 in Motorsport engineering.
I Plan to go on and do a degree in motorsport engineering and then on to various courses in composites.
I've had 2years experience in the car retail trade, 3years in a structured company as a sales exec so i'm not coming fresh out of education with no idea of what the real world is like.
I have done alot of work already with sending cv's out and speaking to people, but i thought as with most things, PH is a great way of reaching a wider audience and it might give me the opportunity i have been looking for, or failing that the usual banter and some advice, which would also be greatly received.
I'm no stranger to hard work, not fussed about working after hours and i'll happily work every free hour i get. Money is a bonus (to help pay for my transport) but i'm far more concerned with the quality of expereince i will receive. I don't mind doing the s
t jobs no one else wants to do, but i don't want to end up somewhere where people just want cheap labour.
Thanks
Nick
Having taken the opportunity to retrain i am now pursuing a career in motorsport, I'm just about to finish my city and guilds tig welding level 1 (early as i have completed all practical tests just waiting for the theory), I can weld aluminium as well as steel and i am part way through my Btec Lvl 3 in Motorsport engineering.
I Plan to go on and do a degree in motorsport engineering and then on to various courses in composites.
I've had 2years experience in the car retail trade, 3years in a structured company as a sales exec so i'm not coming fresh out of education with no idea of what the real world is like.
I have done alot of work already with sending cv's out and speaking to people, but i thought as with most things, PH is a great way of reaching a wider audience and it might give me the opportunity i have been looking for, or failing that the usual banter and some advice, which would also be greatly received.
I'm no stranger to hard work, not fussed about working after hours and i'll happily work every free hour i get. Money is a bonus (to help pay for my transport) but i'm far more concerned with the quality of expereince i will receive. I don't mind doing the s
t jobs no one else wants to do, but i don't want to end up somewhere where people just want cheap labour.Thanks
Nick
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