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Get a passport urgently: 1 week Fast Track service - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
Oh no! You can try the expedited service but it costs a fair few bob.
£142 compared to £75 if you can wait 10 weeks.
That isn't a bad deal.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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And in emails received in the last half hour - a job / apprenticeship offer for Eek Jr 1 from the VOA.
Just after she's looked round Birmingham and got very excited about the horology degree course. If only the offer had arrived last Friday not this Friday.Last edited by eek; 13 August 2021, 09:51.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Is she sticking with Horology or giving some thought to the apprenticeship? It's good to have options as long as you have time to properly mull them over.Originally posted by eek View PostAnd in emails received in the last half hour - a job / apprenticeship offer for Eek Jr 1 from the VOA.
Just after she's looked round Birmingham and got very excited about the horology degree course. If only the offer had arrived last Friday not this Friday.Comment
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Indeed. I had an offer of a trainee journalist job on the Biggleswade Chronicle in my back pocket, but decided to take the university place to study philosophy insteadOriginally posted by ladymuck View Post
Is she sticking with Horology or giving some thought to the apprenticeship? It's good to have options as long as you have time to properly mull them over.
Good thing really as the chap who did get the Biggleswade job was made redundant in cutbacks about a year later, before he'd even completed the training period
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On the upside - it's unlikely there would be cut backs at the VOA but it's hard to work out what to do.Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
Indeed. I had an offer of a trainee journalist job on the Biggleswade Chronicle in my back pocket, but decided to take the university place to study philosophy instead
Good thing really as the chap who did get the Biggleswade job was made redundant in cutbacks about a year later, before he'd even completed the training period
The issue is that it's it wouldn't have been an issue if the VOA hadn't screwed things up and pushed everything back a week until after the exam results came out.
Now everyone (I think there are 15 apprenticeships this year) will have made their plans and need to work out what to do, if it had been last week it was a possible university offer v a job - now it's a definite university offer v a job (and if you are like Jr 1, it's leaving home and doing something fun against being at home but well paid).Last edited by eek; 13 August 2021, 10:26.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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