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    Cheers for the advice lads. Its good to know there is a few other squaddies out there doing the job.
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    Looking for advice
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    Hello Tom Yeah I'm up in and around the Dunfermline area so might be a bit far for traveling. What type of work is it you could be hiring for? I don't know anything about tree surgeon work. Thanks jamie
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    <p>Hello Tom</p>

    <p>Yeah I'm up in and around the Dunfermline area so might be a bit far for traveling.</p>

    <p>What type of work is it you could be hiring for?</p>

    <p>I don't know anything about tree surgeon work.</p>

    <p>Thanks jamie</p>

     

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    Hello everyone I have been serving in the forces for the past 12 years and due to leave soon. Looking to move back to central belt Scotland. I'm 30 years old. I have gained lots of different experience and knowledge in the forces. Hgv medic logistics stores and loads of other stuff I can send my cv if anyone wants a read. I'm used to working outdoors and good with heights hard working and loyal. I was looking at doing a crash course at kings wood training consisting of cs30,31,38,39 wood choppers and grinders for free through my ressetlment training. Do you think I'm to old and dreaming? Iv sent my cv to every company on the central belt Scotland and not getting anywhere willing to work on a placement for free still can't get anything. I'm under no illusion I know I'm not going do a 5 week course and be a tree surgeon I'm just going do the tickets so it save me and who every I may work for money. Whats the best way to get a start as a groundsman?

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