Body & Soul1 min ago
harbour master assistant.
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In the paper they advertised three posts for harbour master assistant.
However, I can't do that many hours (20 or 35 p/w). I do have power level 2 and first aid, but not VHF radio licence. As well as seamanship skills from cadets.
Is it worth me sending a cover letter and CV? (of course there'd be no point in filling in an application form because i can't do that exact job, but say they found me and someone else that could together do the 20 hours, who knows?)
However, I can't do that many hours (20 or 35 p/w). I do have power level 2 and first aid, but not VHF radio licence. As well as seamanship skills from cadets.
Is it worth me sending a cover letter and CV? (of course there'd be no point in filling in an application form because i can't do that exact job, but say they found me and someone else that could together do the 20 hours, who knows?)
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Whilst I don't think you have a snowflake in hell's chance of getting that job in particular, it certainly won't hurt to submit your CV with a covering letter explaining that that is the type of work you'd like to do and asking them to bear you in mind if anything turns up they might think would be suitable for you.
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