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Hi, i am an RTITB registered/accredited lift truck instructor,have been for 12 years. I am moving to the Christchurch area of New Zealand soon due to my partners work. I was wondering if anyone out there could let me know if my qualifications and experience would allow me to work as a lift truck instructor either employed or self employed in New Zealand or would i need to retrain. Or would i be better off looking for a different type of work entirely? Please advise.
  • Posted 24 Jan 2007 02:49
  • By trainer759
  • joined 24 Jan'07 - 1 message
  • Shropshire, United Kingdom

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