advice on climbing in scandinavia

[Tom D]

My mate does one month a year for tradmastarna, he says that its hard work but a good laugh and if you go in the winter the days are very short. Your tickets are probably a plus and showing certs could only help get a foot in the door.

[Linda]

Where does one get a "accident profile" for Norway,Sweden.Danmark and Finland?

 

I for one would like to know.

 

Make interesting reading.

 

T'internet

[munkymadman]

do they take subbies over there. would be nice for a bit. and try and avoid their extortionate tax, and drink by the looks of things. the pay must be great to compensate for the price of beer.

actually what coutries in europe do take on subbies?

[Robman49]

Hiya Dan.

 

 

You say you will be going to Sweden with colleage this spring! If you can find out if any companies are looking for uk climbers/groundsmen etc. Just playing with the idea at the moment, probably looking to go out there next year or the year after! Any information will be great. Have a good trip.

 

 

Rob

[Linda]

do they take subbies over there. would be nice for a bit. and try and avoid their extortionate tax, and drink by the looks of things. the pay must be great to compensate for the price of beer.

actually what coutries in europe do take on subbies?

 

Most companies would prefer to have you as a subbie, less paperwork...

[Linda]

Hiya Dan.

 

 

You say you will be going to Sweden with colleage this spring! If you can find out if any companies are looking for uk climbers/groundsmen etc. Just playing with the idea at the moment, probably looking to go out there next year or the year after! Any information will be great. Have a good trip.

 

 

Rob

 

Rob,

Check out arbjobs.com, you usually get ads on there by Scandinavian companies looking for climbers/groundies with CS30, 31, 39 etc.