Hi All,
Seems like there's alot of young, ambitious, newly finished cadets who are struggling to find work. It would seem daft for these shipping companies to pay for three years of training, take you under their wing, just to get rid of you. I raise this concern because i'm currently applying for a few different companies such as BP, Shell, RFA and whilst they are some of the more popular choices, I'm concerned that some of the certain companies (Such as ones that use agancies) will simply get rid of you after the cadetship is complete. I currently am a design engineer who has already done an apprenticeship; I need to know about my job security if i am to take a pay cut in order to become a cadet.
Thoughts anyone?
Seems like there's alot of young, ambitious, newly finished cadets who are struggling to find work. It would seem daft for these shipping companies to pay for three years of training, take you under their wing, just to get rid of you. I raise this concern because i'm currently applying for a few different companies such as BP, Shell, RFA and whilst they are some of the more popular choices, I'm concerned that some of the certain companies (Such as ones that use agancies) will simply get rid of you after the cadetship is complete. I currently am a design engineer who has already done an apprenticeship; I need to know about my job security if i am to take a pay cut in order to become a cadet.
Thoughts anyone?
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