Hopeful Email

 I sent another email to the college tutor, as I'd had no response, and he has come up with some suggestions for possible work placement as per the email below... 

Email reply:

'My apologies Naomi, i have been meaning to get back to you.  After Christmas, it looks like i will be teaching estate skills to the Level 3 students, probably 3 times per week and you are welcome to join those sessions and i will let you know the days as soon as the timetable for term 2 is sorted.

In the meantime, i have just found out that Duncan Slater, who is an arboriculture lecturer is doing tree planting on Fridays with some of our FE students and i think you will be allowed to join his group of students.  His email is dslater@myerscough.ac.uk

Once again, i apologise for the slow response.

Regards

Jeff Simpkin


Hopefully these things can get organised and will help towards my hours needed. I have sent a reply as below and will await an answer. 

'Thanks for coming back Jeff, that sounds great, I'll wait to hear which days when you find out, I will have to jiggle my job around to fit in!  

Duncan, could you let me if the tree planting is possible as I'm guessing we haven't got much time left after this lockdown finishes? Thanks! '

Regards,
Naomi


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