hey everyone, been a long time since ive posted and glad to be back. long story short i am an iraqi campaign veteran and currently stationed in mannheim germany. of course as life goes happen to stumble upon a girl who is a psycologist and cant go back to the us for a while. i am being medically discharged from the army and so long as my injury doesnt keep me from climbing again i would like to seek work in germany however am not sure if you need a degree or anything else as far as prereqs. germany has got some pretty nutty rules so if anyone can point me in the right direction i would appreciate it. thanks in advance.
transition from the army seeking work
- Thread starter njarbor
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- NJ
pretty sure you have to go to a school they have, is supposed to be abig tado even have to pass a psyco test. pretty sure that they don't climb trees unless it is deemed unreachable with a lift.
- Location
- Retired in Minneapolis
Mark Bridge posts on Treebuzz. He should be able to hook you up with German arborists who will help you out.
- Location
- Grand Marais, MN
I hope too that Nathan might help, his contacts in Germany are probably needing someone to replace him.
I also strongly urge you coming back stateside to debrief thru the channels, monitored closely by a service rep from DAV. There's no service-connected institutional decompression apparatus in Germany. It may not seem important but trust me brother, it is.
I also strongly urge you coming back stateside to debrief thru the channels, monitored closely by a service rep from DAV. There's no service-connected institutional decompression apparatus in Germany. It may not seem important but trust me brother, it is.
