| From: | Alan Buxey |
| Date: | 25 Aug 2000 at 13:37:09 |
| Subject: | Re: OT GCSE Results |
hi,
> No, but that's hardly the point: a driving licence no more qualifies you to
> drive than having a degree in fluid dynamics qualifies you to replumb
duh! of course a driving licence qualifies you to drive. its a qualification
you have to have to use the roads. it doesnt, however, as you allude to,
mean that you are incapable of driving if you dont have one.
please match up qualifications, a degree in fluid dynamics will help get you a
job in a situation that needs that sort of skill, a BTEC or HNC in plumbing
would help you to replumb a kitchen. but anyone who's brave enough and plans
ahead can do that job also.
> If you don't get pulled over by the police there is no reason not to be able
> to drive a car perfectly well, apart from the hassles of vehicle registration
> and road tax :)
thanks...so now i have to avoid non-licenced drivers who dont have any
insurance too!! thanks..
> On the same note, you are much more likely to be hired for a job on the
> basis of 2 years past experience in one field or another, than having just
> spent 4 years doing a Masters in the same. The letters don't mean dick.
depends what the job is.
alan
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