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Good afternoon,
I have very recently completed my level 2 diploma in college and am at a stage to wanting to get some experience in the real world of plumbing. I am a current serving Firefighter and am looking for a potential career change. Have always been interested in plumbing and thought now is a good time to learn. I am 29, male with own van and selection of tools. I only habe limited experience from small jobs for friends and my own property. Essentially I am willing to get work experience and give hours for any labouring with a potential opportunity to gain my NVQ at some point if possible.
I can only offer part time availability due to my shifts but can be 2/3 days a week. I live in the High Wycombe area.
Anyone needing any help with large jobs on occasion or willing to help or offer advice it would be greatly appreciated.
 
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