Finland

[Aaron90]

I'm still undergoing my nvq3 but I just wanted to ask if there is much work in Finland? Any and all responses are greatly appreciated 

[Rich Rule]

Why Finland?

 

Never worked there but wondered why you would choose Finland over the other countries in the world.

[Steve Bullman]

15 minutes ago, Rich Rule said:

Why Finland?

 

Never worked there but wondered why you would choose Finland over the other countries in the world.

 

There can only be one reason 😁

 

Good point though, rarely see anyone asking about work positions in Finland

[Mick Dempsey]

3 hours ago, Steve Bullman said:

 

There can only be one reason 😁

 

 

Yep, your cock will send you further than gunpowder could ever blow you.

[Aaron90]

Went there last year and fell in love with the place. Just wish the language wasn't so hard to learn. 

 

The reasons above may or may not have something to do with it 😂

Edited February 22, 2023 by Aaron90

[Rich Rule]

I guess it is a good place if you are analy retentive and have a lack of humour but like getting blind drunk.

 

I have been there many times.  One of my best friends is married to a Finnish woman.

 

In fact we are away in holiday with them at a cabin in the Norwegian mountains.  And yes all the above apply apart from the alcoholic reason.  She is quite judgemental when it comes to alcohol due to alcoholism in the family.

[josharb87]

Probably better to ask the Finns! 
 

Check out the Finnish chapter on the ISA webpage, there’s a link to the Facebook Finnish tree care association there 

[Mike Hill]

This is a real thing over there.

 

Pantsdrunk - Wikipedia

EN.M.WIKIPEDIA.ORG

 

 

[Dan Maynard]

A couple from our village went to Finland, I know they were doing language classes over there but hadn't heard they were drinking in their pants. Certainly puts a different slant on things.

[Brushcutter]

15 hours ago, Aaron90 said:

I'm still undergoing my nvq3 but I just wanted to ask if there is much work in Finland? Any and all responses are greatly appreciated 

I worked there for a year. I drove harvesters and forwarders rather than doing arb. I didn't see much in the way of urban tree work. It does happen but it didn't much happening.

 

I remember we once backed the low loaded up somebodies drive to fell two Norway spruce trees as it was on the way to the yard to clean and service the harvester. drove it off and felled the tree and cut it into 30cm logs. Then back on the loŕy and home.