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Lost my NRA.
Skive
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Right I've got an interview tomorrow for a job as Trainee Electrical Engineer. Over the past few years I've been working as a telecoms and data Engineer but I've made the decision I want to go back to college. It means I'll take about 10 grand less a year but it somehting I really want to do, and has a bit more future in it than what I'm doing now.
I applied for the job with the council, and have already completed a number of tests which mean I made a shortlist of 10 out of the original 90 or so applicants.
Tomorrow I have the interview, problem is I can't find my NRA. I now have no proper certifactes for my GCSE and A level results, all I have is a little slip of paper with my printed GCSE results. When my mum died last year we had a big clear out of the house and I'm guessing my old man or my sister mistook my NRA for rubbish.
How do you think it's going to look in the interview tomorrow? What can I say/do about it?
I applied for the job with the council, and have already completed a number of tests which mean I made a shortlist of 10 out of the original 90 or so applicants.
Tomorrow I have the interview, problem is I can't find my NRA. I now have no proper certifactes for my GCSE and A level results, all I have is a little slip of paper with my printed GCSE results. When my mum died last year we had a big clear out of the house and I'm guessing my old man or my sister mistook my NRA for rubbish.
How do you think it's going to look in the interview tomorrow? What can I say/do about it?
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and they take a while to come through the mail
It would be nice to know how you get copies of the gcses etc though as i never got my certificates.
You'll probably need to write to/phone/email the exam board.
Skive, :yes: you will probably be okay saying that unless you have some mean f**k interviewing you
You can get a statement of confirmation from the boards fairly easily as my friend had to recently as well but chat to them first about it as they might accept just the slips.
You'll need to get duplicates, and that will cost, but it shouldn't be a hassle.
National Record of Achievement
(found this out myself the other day, i lost my gcse certificates too )
I know, but it's better than nothing.
Thing is in 8 years I've never had to use my NRA.
I found my NRA the other day. Had a good laugh reading old personal statements I had written when I was 15. Decided to chuck those bits out because they were really embarrasing and I don't think any future employer of mine is going to interested in the fact I used to sweep floors at the local chemist when I was 15 for £1.23 an hour!!