Thought I better let you lot know

[donwatson]

Well done Alex. Learning new skills will set you up for life.
Congratulations

take care
Don W

 

[edlea]

Congratulations mate .

 

[billyb_imp]

That's great news Alex congratulations

 

[Paul]

Well done fella. Stick with it and work harder than the next man. There has been a shortage of hiring in the last 4-5 years consequently once you are qualified there won't be so many chaps around. You will therefore find there will be a strong demand and requirement for your skills for piece of mind. Plus clearly they are apprenticing you to go on a do " something " after you pass.

 

[Vic Perrin]

Well done Alex I am sure that you will enjoy your Apprenticeship .


Vic

 

[Penpal]

Great news Alex may you prosper mate.

Kind regards Peter.

 

[Kawakers]

good luck and enjoy

 

[yorkshireman]

Made up for you Alex. Best of luck and hope you enjoy it, thats the main thing

 

[bellringer]

Well i start work tomorrow morning can not wait

 

[Woody]

Good luck mate tell Mum you need a good hearty fry up every morning now your a working man LOL

 

[Grump]

Good luck young Alex.

 

[bellringer]

Good luck mate tell Mum you need a good hearty fry up every morning now your a working man LOL

might struggle to get her out of bed at 6.00 every morning

 

[paulm]

Good luck Alex, I hope you continue to enjoy it forever and then its not work.

 

[bassethound]

Good luck mate hope you enjoy it!

 

[chas_41_uk]

Hope it all goes well tomorrow Alex

 

[Jim]

might struggle to get her out of bed at 6.00 every morning

She will get used to it eventually Alex ...

Good luck my friend, and remember no question is a silly one ..

 

[silver]

Good luck Alex, well done. Enjoy it, it's the best foundations you will ever have the chance to at....

 

[Paul]

Good luck fella, stick with it, apprenticeship is better than a degree IMHO, gets into working quicker and you are respected. Is there a professional body in this field? if so become a member and aim to be incorporated, oh but enjoy your first day first....

 

[Neil]

Best of luck Alex, enjoy your first day.

 

[Penpal]

I clearly remember my first days as an apprentice in the 50,s life was so simple those days IMHO the pay was tiny but the experiences monumental. I married as a 4th year apprentice 59 yrs ago next month my time put on hold prior to this to perform National Service in the Army another unforgettable experience in character building. I cant remember anyone entering a trade with more prior experiences than you have had that should take you into the field, certainly oportunities abound, wishing you all the best mate in your life going forward Alex.

Kind regards Peter.