Really NEED some advice on vetassess app for carpenter :)
Oct 6th 2010 | 6:48 am
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Really NEED some advice on vetassess app for carpenter :)
Hi people, Irish couple and child starting the process of emigration 2 Oz.
We would love it if someone has any details about the vetassess trade evidence form for carpentary. Also where is vetassess situated in the UK for practical assessments? Thanks for your time
We would love it if someone has any details about the vetassess trade evidence form for carpentary. Also where is vetassess situated in the UK for practical assessments? Thanks for your time
Oct 7th 2010 | 12:59 am
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Help with Vetassess form for carpenter :)
would be great if someone who has already passed their vetassess practical and theory to give us in insight to what we will face, currently trying to get together documents for trade evidence form....
Oct 7th 2010 | 3:14 am
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Re: Really NEED some advice on vetassess app for carpenter :)
I've moved your posts to the Immigration forum, might get more help in here 
Oct 7th 2010 | 1:46 pm
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Re: Really NEED some advice on vetassess app for carpenter :)
Hi people, Irish couple and child starting the process of emigration 2 Oz.
We would love it if someone has any details about the vetassess trade evidence form for carpentary. Also where is vetassess situated in the UK for practical assessments? Thanks for your time
We would love it if someone has any details about the vetassess trade evidence form for carpentary. Also where is vetassess situated in the UK for practical assessments? Thanks for your time
I presume that you are living in the UK? If you are in the Republic of Ireland then you do not need to use Vetassess - you can use the TRA process which is much quicker and cheaper (as long as you have formal qualifications).
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