Moggie

Hi, I was really interested in your comments regarding course facilitators, which would be similar to I.O. ( I set up a computer building class in Yorkshire). But, the problem would be my age I think?? I am 58 and my wife 39. When I have looked before at New Zealand, their immigration limit was 45 I think. But, perhaps they regard the prison service as an exception?
I would be grateful for any feedback.
Peter

MV5555

we have a guy om my course from south africa he is 59 im really not sure of the rules about skill migrant catagory

ranbysue

Hello Mark

Thanks once gain for your help. It is very much appreciated. I deliver assertiveness, social and life skills and induction at the moment and have a level four cert.ed (certificate in education) qualification.

I would be really interested in this as it may allow me to continue in my line of work and possibly even on a part time basis so that I could be with the kids as I wouldn't have child care via both Grandma's as I do at the moment.

I was also intersted in your comments regarding probation officers as this is an area that I have always been interested in. I'm afraid I am one of these sad people who actually enjoy working closely with the inmates and trying to rehabillitate them - even though no-one else seems to think thy're in the least bit interested in being rehabillitated.

Anyway thanks again

Suze

Ps

I have had a pm and also sent one to Tony.

PPs Where do most people working at Waikeria seem to live?

MV5555

people working at waikeria epecially the brit live in Te Awamutu, Kihikihi and Ortorahanga probation jobs and course facilitaters ( which come under intervention services) are advertised on the gov recruitment section website

Voyager970

Anne

Eddie here fae Glasgow and the big hoose

Nice to hear to have settled OK, life here is still crap

Heading out to Canada around the end of August, got myself a job, going back to my old trade as a welder in Ontario Canada

Have you heard from Malky at all

My mate is out there just now sitting his interviews, yes they do expect you to fly out there to do them, they are not interviewing at all in the UK

Anyway glad you are OK and looking forward to the future

Take care, if you hear from Malky tell him I was asking for him

Eddie

dekajack1

Hi Eddie


Have sent you a PM


Ann

ranbysue

Hello Voyager

Good to see you are still one with the Canada move. Best of luck to you, I'm sure it will be a great move.

Suze.

Voyager970

Suze

Thanks

Family looking forward to the big move, finally getting away from my shitty job in the jail, cannot wait to be honest

Anne

My mate works with Nick in the same hall, he flew out on June 15th for 2 weeks to attend interviews etc

Will let you know how he got on when he gets back

Eddie

ranbysue

have you finished your course yet Mark (MV5555)?

suze

ranbysue

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Voyager970

Anne, Suze and other ex -uk warders

My mate came back with a job offer in the bag as they say !!!!
They wanted him to start in October 06
Impossible for him as he has to much to sort out

So they gave him a new date of Feb 07 and he is looking forward to going and starting afresh

Eddie

Sly

A friend of mine has just been promoted so that makes 12 of those that came out are now working at the higher grade he tells me........

ranbysue

any more news of the officers?

MV5555

everything is not all rosy but but im glad im here i wouldnt go back to the uk

karonious

Note you came from York to Hamilton - same here, Steve now looking at Probation/Prison service (not as a sentence, as a job!