What job would you retrain in???

[Rupe]

Rule- I guess you mean me?

 

Just shows, experience is what earns you (us, all of us) a living. Retrainign after thirty is a very risky move IMO.

[mikecotterill]

Lucky for me I ain't an old timer yet, an still under 30. !!

[Xerxses]

I have already retrained........

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

into this!

[coolie]

Movie Star.

[Saw-sick Steve]

If I really did re- train I'd probably be looking at teaching as a serious choice. I did alot of environmental education when I worked as a countryside ranger.

 

Buzz, where were you a countryside ranger? Did a bit of that myself, but got out of it for that very reason. To much emphasis on environmental interpretation at the expense of the practical and natural history side that got me into it in the first place. If i wanted to be a teacher, i would at least expect a teachers salary and benefits and not the measly wage they expect wardens/rangers to exist on as they do the job "for the love of it"

[Buzz]

That was why i got out. I was in a tied house on 9 k a year in 1999 ! Worked for Waverley Borough Council, The Basingstoke Canal Authority, and Surrey County Council Countryside Service which is now Surrey Wildlife Trust.

[Yorkshireman]

couch potato !

 

or wine taster

[tree climber]

i can honestly say i wouldnt choose to retrain in anything else, sure it has its bad days but imo the good definately outways the bad, nothing like going home after a big takedown or reduction thats gone just right, not many jobs where you get such a mixed group of people who all genuinely enjoy their job as you do in the tree world either, just my opinion anyway!

[minty]

Into being the best Wife,Mum and Homemaker that I can be.

[felixthelogchopper]

I'm doing a law degree at the same time as doing my tickets and trying to get work. Good job I have a low mortgage and supportive partner