wilson_sri
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Heard quite a few storys that they dont really take on anyone under 20  But still apply and do the tests, and keep applying it shows your keen!
Na mate bleep test isnt hard, when i was in the black watch we had to go to level 12 as minimum and it was easy. Level 9 should be a piece of piss.
Another thing, get working on your back, will be carrying a lot of weight in the fire brigade, and trust me i aint easy. Try putting some weight in a rucksack then going out jogging with it, best way to build up back muscles. Stay clear of dead weights like bottles of water and dumbells though, you will only hurt yourself.
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jr
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i want to get out of the motor trade as its complete shit
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wilson_sri
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quote:
Originally posted by jr
i want to get out of the motor trade as its complete shit
Wish id never left the army tbh, actually felt that i was achieving something. Hopefully fire service will be as good.
[Edited on 02-05-2007 by wilson_sri]
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Colin
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Originally posted by jr
i want to get out of the motor trade as its complete shit
Use sams resignation letter
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jr
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 what colin
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Colin
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quote:
Originally posted by Sam
COPY AND PASTE, PUT YOUR DETAILS IN:
Dear <BOSS'S NAME>,
As required by my contract of employment, I hereby give you <NOTICE PERIOD IN WEEKS> notice of my intention to leave my position as <JOB TITLE>.
I have decided that it is time to move on. This was not an easy decision and took a lot of consideration. Please be assured that I will do all I can to assist in the smooth transfer of my responsibilities before leaving. I wish both you and <COMPANY NAME> every good fortune and I would like to thank you for having me as part of your team.
Yours Sincerely,
<YOUR FULL NAME HERE>
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jr
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 i see
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TheCam
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quote:
Originally posted by wilson_sri
Heard quite a few storys that they dont really take on anyone under 20 But still apply and do the tests, and keep applying it shows your keen!
Na mate bleep test isnt hard, when i was in the black watch we had to go to level 12 as minimum and it was easy. Level 9 should be a piece of piss.
Another thing, get working on your back, will be carrying a lot of weight in the fire brigade, and trust me i aint easy. Try putting some weight in a rucksack then going out jogging with it, best way to build up back muscles. Stay clear of dead weights like bottles of water and dumbells though, you will only hurt yourself.
i hadnt heard this before but thanks for warning and if i dont get in now then i will keep trying. I will take your advice and go joging with a heavy rucksack.
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wilson_sri
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Not too heavy mind, build yourself up. Start with no wait, onto 10lbs then 20lbs then maybe 30lbs...Also weights at a gym will help.
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