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Jobs that I can study while doing?
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this post was submitted on 18 Mar 2024
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If you can get into machining, which is harder to just get in than stay in, a lot of companies I've seen even offer tuition reimbursement for entry machinists to get whatever degree(they want you to get an engineering degree).
This sounds interesting, I am actually studying an engineering subject. I'll have a look if something like this exists in the UK too