Tayeb Omeri

On the side, for the last three years, I have constantly kept myself busy being a mechanic whether it's fixing my cars and dirtbikes or fixing other peoples vehicles. I never like to be workless, I want to constantly be working 7 days a week at all hours. If I wasn't working for a company, I'd be working for myself keeping myself busy. From this, you can take away that I don't call off work. My punctuality is something I strive to keep at a high standard.

I worked for this company for the last 6 months Full-time, in those 6 months I learned as much as I could. I made myself familiar in running PowerPoint cables, running alarms, fitting off powerpoints, downlights, running Mains in trenches, etc. Most of this I learned within the first 2 months of working there due to my motivation to land the apprenticeship and start my career. I show up to work on time every day and I don't take days off.. In this short amount of time, I have proven to myself that I am a fast and quick learner eager to reach the next step always and get the job done.

I worked for this company for 1 year, I was in charge of dealing with customers, making sure the cars were mechanically sound, and keeping vehicles clean and tidy. I worked for this company mainly at the weekends while I was studying during my last year of high school. I've learnt to deal with customers and manage a whole dealership by myself, and from this, I learned the importance of being reliable and responsible.