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Hi my name is neil I live in Royston barnsley and I am doing a renewable energy course and I am doing my nvq level 2 as part of the course and am looking for a plumber with 5 years or more of work in the industry to work with for free so I can gain some experience and to help towards me fill in my portfolio , as I need to do some faults and maintenance jobs towards my nvq level 2 and if any one can help would be greatly appreciated or any advice to
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