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Hello, I am 17 years old and looking to become a plumbers mate/ start an apprenticeship, I can sort out my own transport from 5-10 miles away from my town (Stevenage) I have a CSCS card and am willing to start work whenever possible, I am currently not in college atm so can do a lot of hours, really just want to be out and about working with a plumber and to learn as much as i can :)
If you would like to take me on, then give me a call at any given time of day, preferably ASAP...
Thanks very much,
George.

(Mobile Number: 07460924845)
 
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