> Hi has anyone submitted to the TRA a really confusing/vague
> assessment?
>
> When I left school I completed a YTS in manufacturing engineering at
> Land Rover, this was a two year course and at the end I was offered a
> full time job. This i took and i worked there for 6 years as a
> manufacture engineer, while i worked there (after 5 years) i decided a
> change was in order so i attended night school on a two year Air-
> conditioning and Refrigeration course, then after a year and before
> finishing the course I got employment in this area with a reputable
> company and have worked now with this company for 41/2 years
>
> Has anyone else had such a confusing past employment, i have
> references and my training contract from Land Rover but no
> certificates to prove, i have my Airconditioning/Refrigeration NVQ
> certificates and glowing reports for this trade, both trades are quite
> similar with the electrics and mechanics.
>
>
> Just stressing abit and wondering if it's worth the cash and time to
> try to do or just do the student route which i was going to do.
> (would rather the pr of course!)
>
> I would love to here off people who have had/having the same problem
> and there experiance with the TRA.
>
> Many thanks Chris
Hi Chris,
You've got nothing on me mate. I have just submitted my TRA as a
toolmaker but I'm currently working as a fitter/machinist.
I have worked in a timber yard and been a supervisor in a fridge
factory.
I have also worked behind the bar at Butlins and been a Torpedo
Technician for the Royal Australian Ministry of Defence.
I did get a message from my agent though, telling me to leave out
anything to do with being a supervisor. Figured he knows best. Its on
its way anyhow.
Good Luck.
Jazzys
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