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Hello,
i have done two years at college studying plumbing and heating, and i have received a level 2 and 3 diploma.
I would like to further my skills and knowledge in plumbing with an apprenticeship, which will then hopefully give me a job at their company, when completed level 2 and 3 NVQ.
I am in Worcestershire area (Evesham/Worcester) and i have transport. If you have any questions private message me and i'll get back to you.

Thank you, Michael Delo.
 
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