Hi i have an interview with clyde marine training in january got a few questions.
How difficult is the interview going to be ? iv been reading the pamflet they gave me about oil tankers reefers etc n how much crew and what speed they go and how they differ what else should i study about it?
also i know clyde are slightly different to other companies and theyll ask me what i know about them? are they basically an agency that pair cadets up with shipping companies and supply the funding for your college course?
also when they say why do you want to go to sea, well i know a lot people have family that were maybe in mn but i dont have this. one of my friends was in the royal marines and is now working on maritime security. is a good enough excuse that i see how much he enjoys coming home after being away for 2-6months at a time. it makes him appreiciate friends family more. I have worked away from home for a few summers and thats how i feel about being away. also is this relevant that iv worked away from home so can cope wth homesickness etc?
i come from an engineering background iv finished an apprenticeship so understand what it takes to get throguh a course like this and thrived on doing the dirty work that engineers couldnt be bothered doing as it gives you a sense of responsibility etc.
also i take it with my interview being start of january then i wouldnt start till september?
How difficult is the interview going to be ? iv been reading the pamflet they gave me about oil tankers reefers etc n how much crew and what speed they go and how they differ what else should i study about it?
also i know clyde are slightly different to other companies and theyll ask me what i know about them? are they basically an agency that pair cadets up with shipping companies and supply the funding for your college course?
also when they say why do you want to go to sea, well i know a lot people have family that were maybe in mn but i dont have this. one of my friends was in the royal marines and is now working on maritime security. is a good enough excuse that i see how much he enjoys coming home after being away for 2-6months at a time. it makes him appreiciate friends family more. I have worked away from home for a few summers and thats how i feel about being away. also is this relevant that iv worked away from home so can cope wth homesickness etc?
i come from an engineering background iv finished an apprenticeship so understand what it takes to get throguh a course like this and thrived on doing the dirty work that engineers couldnt be bothered doing as it gives you a sense of responsibility etc.
also i take it with my interview being start of january then i wouldnt start till september?
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