advise please

[Samuel]

if you can find an employer you can get upto 70% of costs for assessments and training:thumbup:

 

sorry should of made it clearer, you have to work for them aswell

 

i got 70% of my climbing because they sell wood chip, firewood and garden benches etc

 

not sure who the company is but the guys name is carrick armer who provides the funding

Edited September 1, 2010 by Samuel

[bones]

thanks for the replys so far

would any of you fine gents from cornwall like to give me an opinion or thort

im not touting for work just your thorts so i can try an make an informed decision

tree work or pasty carving

[ad15]

am based in cornwall too,, it's pretty tough,, there is work but there are lots of people chasing every job,, wadebridge/ camelford area seems to be particularly busy with tree gangs..

 

as others have said look at how much it's going to cost you to get climbing and then think REALLY hard about how long you expect to be able to climb for..

 

i'm 37, not been doing it long, but have been working in outdoor sports my whole life so am fit,, and i'm already finding out how much it hurts..

 

good luck..

[bones]

cheers mate

not looking good is it . im not really botherd about climbing . im quite happy on the ground . but i realise that would make finding work even harder

[scottythepinetree]

What licence you got mate. Not too sure about over there but know a lot of gangs in Dublin that are always looking for lads with a but of general work experience who can drive a lorry and work on the ground.

[Chris Sheppard]

sorry should of made it clearer, you have to work for them aswell

 

i got 70% of my climbing because they sell wood chip, firewood and garden benches etc

 

not sure who the company is but the guys name is carrick armer who provides the funding

 

Carrick works For Yorwoods but I think the money comes in through Lantra

[Lyndon]

Rural Development Initiatives

 

This is where he is working now, the internet is a scary tool!