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Enock · 17d ago

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Hi everyone I’m Enock a freshly Graduate in Electrical Engineering.I’m a certified electrician by profession I base in Ghana seeking oversea employment to start a new life and New Zealand is my dream country to start a fresh ..I have try all my possible best to reach out to accredited employer , but not getting in touch ..is there any help for me or an advice.

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Sparkie Dreams · 20 Aug 2025

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How easy / hard to get Electrician Apprenticeship in Aotearoa rn? Do I need to get NCEA Level 3 or should I apply now (I'm 16) to 'get ahead'? Any advice appreciated...

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Anon319648 · 10h ago

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I am from Canada, seriously looking to relocate. I have skills and experience in many areas. I am a painter by trade with 20 years experience doing residential, commercial. and industrial. I graduated from trios college in London, Ontario, I have 2 diplomas, network administrator, and web programmer. I have skills with landscaping as I currently work on a municipal course. I am looking to in the near future relocated to your beautiful country. I am very negotiable and quick learner. Chris

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Airlangga · 24 Jul 2025

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Curious to hear from those working in the field, what’s the most important skill to have in trades or services work? Is it problem-solving? Time management? Communication with clients? Would love to know what’s actually helped you on the job (not just what people say in training).

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Burnt Out Banana · 23 Jul 2025

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I’ve been working in a few different trades since I left school and honest to god feel overworked in every job I’ve had, like working 50 or 60 hours a week including weekends sometimes. Is this just life as a tradie or am I just picking the wrong companies? What are my options for staying in the trades but working less hours?