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What qualifications do you need? In this line of work it’s important to have good literacy, numeracy and especially communication skills. Each day I speak with various people from all positions within a business so you need to know how to speak to them on their level.


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My job is all about finding work for budding I apprentices, so it’s crucial to have a good understanding of employment law too.


Any other requirements for example health and fitness or age? I’d say that there are no particular age limits or fitness requirements a s such but I believe that if you are fit and healthy it gives you added motivation for your next challenge. This job requires a certain amount of travel, so to work in this field you would need a driving licence.


How long does It take to qualify for the role? This very much depends on the individual, how quickly they learn and how eager they are to : succeed. I’d say that prior experience and sales training


are a must but I like to live by the mantra 'everyday is a school day’ because I am , always learning and absorbing information.


.What sort of starting salary and package can you expect? You should expect anything from £18,000 to £25,000. Other benefits such as Government • pensions are also a draw. " -


What sort of career prospects and structure is there? ; ; Progressing in this field will provide you ■ with the opportunity to become an account


.. manager where you will manage large • key accounts but I believe that if you are committed to doing a good job, you have the potential to do well in any field. .


■ What sort of personal skills make someone


■ best suited to a career? Tenacity and the will to succeed are imperative qualities. I have a number of goals to meet regarding apprenticeship targets, so being target-driven


is necessary. Flexible and organised people will be best suited to a career in sales, as will effective communicators and those who can multi-task. You should be able to deal with people over the phone and face-to-face and be a good listener to understand and meet customer’s needs.


What kind of Job satisfaction can you expect from a career?


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I enjoy working with apprentices and use a lot of encouragement to motivate them and make them believe in themselves. Knowing you have made a difference in somebody's life is very powerful and a successful solution is worth all the hard work. This is why I love my job. ,


In 50 words sell your profession?


■ If you like variety in your week when no two , days are the same then this is definitely the


job for-you. You'll work with a range of people from all age groups and help people to make : their first step on the career ladder, what’s better than that?-


CAREERS: The centre places apprenticeships with firms


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. . UK Fuel Cards


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Fuel Cards'


Career Opportunities with Company Fuel Cards Join o u r Apprentice academy


Company Fuel Cards launched in March 2011 and we are growing fast- We are looking for talented individuals who want to be part o f a successful team and can contribute to its success. Our apprentice opportunities are open to anyone aged 16 and above. This may be your first jo b or you may have been in other roles, b ut now looking to enter a new career direction-


Current Apprentice Opportunities are:- * 6 X Sales Executives. We are looking fo r friendly, positive, focussed and reliable individuals who enjoy achieving results. You w ill be making calls to business customers understanding the ir needs and gaining new accounts. We will train, support and guide you to achieve and you would work to achieving qualification in Contact Centre Skills.


Sales Team Leader. This role is to support, lead and motivate a team


to f sales executives. To be successful you will be an excellent communicator able to give constructive and supportive feedback and lead the team to success with focussed hands on approach. Previous experience of leading a team would be desirable but not essential. We would guide and support you and you would work to achieve a Team Leading quaiitication.


Successful applicants will receive Apprenticeship training through Nelson and Colne College. ■ .


T h e s e roles receive the apprentice rate plus commission for up to 12 months, then ris in g to o u r permanent rates. To find out more abou t us v is it www.companyfueIcards.co.uk To apply please call Nelson and Colne Co lleg e Busin ess Centre on


01282 440341.recruit@eompanyfuelcards.co.uk Closing date 25th November 2011


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EARN EXTRA CASH! for Xmas’P/T or F/T del and . col catalogues with orders. No outlay flexible hours. CALL 0845 1292020


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, _ • of the vacancy within your advertisement will improve, your response


UK Fuel Cards Limited are part of Europe's leading Fuel Card Management Group.


3 Sales / Account Manager Vacancies due to expansion. £12,500 starting salary.


Minimum 1st yr earnings o f £16k. Uncapped commission structure.


9am to 5:30pm Mon-Thurs 9am to 3pm Friday Excellent location


and state of the art office.


This is more than just a job... It's a life chanqing opportunity. Your days will be fast paced and rewarding in our modern spacious office, located.with . views over green belt land. Our B2B Customer Account Managers call potential customers to offer tailored fuelling solutions, whilst retaining ■ their existing fuel card customer base.


You will be committed, with a mature


and professional attitude to work. You will be focused, determined, articulate and must be computer literate.


Previous sales experience desirable, but not essential.


The successfuFcandidates will be put through an intensive induction course, covering everything from industry knowledge and basic sales techniques to becoming a fuel card expert. Retaining customers is integral to our business so retaining and developing staff is paramount.


To become a part o f our successful team, please email your CV to • gemma.harrison@ukfcl.co.uk today.


Deadline for applications: Tuesday 22nd November. . .


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2 Acceptance of Conditions ' In plaang an order tor the pubScabon of an aArerttsemenL the Advertiser accepts these contorts. No cot ton wtiicii conflicts wift them is binding on the Company or the Advertiser unless 9 is kt writing and signed by or on befall of both parties. 3 Advertiser’s Wammty and Indemnity 3.1 The Advertiser warrants:


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4 Right to Refuse or Amend Advertisements 41The Company rwerves the right to refuse to pubCsh any advertisement if, in the Conpan/sopnort, the advertsemertfals to comply with the requiremottscfCoftton 2;1 ab0y®0f Jhere^usal Is required in the interest or reader


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JeAd ve r^ canptetes and returns to the (hxnpany a Mai Order GuaianteeFcirm, pro-


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Society a the Company at the time of piasng the order. The rate of commisswi payable wibedetemmed^theCon^affrmaywvariedorwithdraima^Companysds- OTtion at any time, subject to jviig the advertising agency seven days wrinen notice there-


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IN a clash-at the top of the; Blackburn' arid District Badminton Association first division, it now looks as though: Westholme have, given up the chase for the championship. In their match-against the


leaders' Blackburn Seniors A, they struggled just to secure two games in a one-sided mat ch. .


In an earlier match St Philips


suffered, a surprise defeat at the hands of Independent “A” with the visitors-recording an . 11-7 win and Independent’s then outplayed Telecom A by recording a 12-6 wm. Tag could, only secure a


draw on games, when they played Roefield A. Roefield recorded the 9-9 draw as a vic­ tory as they secured the match by 16 aces and this being their first win of the season:


indefI'n3),.the Company in respect ot al costs, damages or other . ^ ^ ac?iciris ^ dains bftwght against trie Company


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ter your account tor statistical purposes, tor debt colection and tor baud and crime pre­ vention. 105 Telephone caSs to the Company may be monitored cr recordedtor stall traiwgpu-


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any price paid to the Company tor the advertisement in connection with wtfch labiEy arose, or the cost of a further or corrective acfvertisement of a type and standard reason- atfy comparkile to that in connection with which Eabiiy arose.


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Dog Inn keep on winning


FOOTBALL


Dog Inn kept up their recent winning run with a comforta­ ble 4-0 victory against Station . atHaslingden Sports Centre. The champions. had the


better of a .tight opening 20 minutes and took the lead when Dane Meyler fired home after the Station defence had failed to deal with Charlie Collinge’s corner. -' They doubled their adva-


tange a short time later when Luke.Conti. who had already gone close, turned and fired home a' stunning shot from the edge of the area. Two became three shortly


before half-time ' when Luke Green’s superb through. bail sent Conti clear; he tor­ mented the: Station defence before pulling the ball back for Oli . McLean to apply an easy close-range finish: T There was only one further


goal in the second half, Dog captain and man-of-the-match Pete Fletcher firing home from the penalty spot as his side secured their third suc­ cessive win with their second successive clean sheet. While he knows that his


side can play much better, Dog manager Simon Kerins was delighted . with another win and clean sheet: “Clean sheets are not


exactly ten a penny in Sunday ; League, but we have now secured two in a row and three already in this campaign. “We- always have -goals 'in


us, but "our. defending this : season has been largely excel­ lent and: inspires confidence right throughout the side.” : ;


Rimington..............6 Feniscowles................5


RIMINGTON came back from the brink of defeat to snatch a victory which looked most unlikely with five ; minutes remaining. ; ■ The champs started *


: brightly as Lloyd fired in, a rasping shot, which the keeper couldn’t keep out to open the scoring in the fourth minute.


- A jong kick down- field by Kershaw was then mis-judged by the keeper and Lloyd was on hand to tap home for. 2-


0. The hosts were


rampant and Dinsdale


; should probably have done better with a header which looped


just over. Slowly though the


visitors began to control: the game with their two wide men causirig prob­ lems and the'front two looking lively, Kershaw called upon twice to keep them at bay. However, he vvas


powerless to prevent them pulling a goal back as the left-winger


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' unleashed a 25-yard screamer giving him no chance. Feniscowles / .


" then hit.the bar twice before half-time but' • - were unable.to grab a ■


• second, much to the;-, : : relief of the home side; r - The champs came o u t :


for the second half in determined mood and it wasn’t long before Lloyd completed his hat-trick : when he fired into the roof of the net to make : it 3-1. And when skipper McLean slammed home number four it looked , as though it was game over for the visitors, Rim then went in.


search of more goals j ; ■


but, again to Feniscpvv- ■ les’ credit, they worked hard to get back into the match and were reward­ ed for their endeav- ■ ours as they grabbed a


- goal back; a ball into ■ the channel finding a :


' forward who just beat Kershaw to it and lifted


it over the advancing "keeper. ; .


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Another pacy counter- . attack as Rim pushed .


forward brought about a third goal and suddenly


. Feniscowles sensed they " may get something out of the game. This became a distinct


■ reality when they equal- ; • ised, deservedly so as ■ they exploited the.space.-/


’ afforded to them thanks to the home side’s ;- ’ ' -


' ‘gurig-ho’ approach, and . worse was to come as Kershaw spilled a shot at the feet of a forward who gleefully took full advantage of the keep­ er’s error to put his side in front for. the first time in the game. ■' ; However, Rim are .


not the current champs for nothing and they - showed great character in the way they re­ sponded. Dinsdale had a header just wide and : Penman shot weakly at the keeper but the pres­ sure told with just five minutes remaining when a defender blocked a Lloyd shot with his hand and the striker made no mistake from the result-, ing spot kick to level , matters again. In the last minute, the irrepressible Lloyd burst


into the box turning and twisting defenders to make space to fire an


, unstoppable left foot shot into the far corner


•to send the home sup­ porters into raptures, and snatching all 3


'points to the dismay of the visitors. '


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: Manager Terry: Braithwaite was relieved to get the points but said he hoped letting in five would prove a wake-up call for the team. “For some reason we


were nowhere near our best today, too many players were ill-disci­ plined. “We appeared as


though we thought we could just score at every attack and to hell with defending. But we. got away with it thanks to Lloydy’s amazing five goals. “Perhaps this may be


the little wake- up call ■ we need as we have big games at Enfield and : Worsthorne in the next two weeks. “We will get together to discuss how we need to improve, that’s for sure!’


Netball stars are the team to beat


CLITHEROE Royal


Grammar School’s Year MO Netball team have seen their hard work rewarded. The team has remained


almost unbeaten since Year 7, winning the HRVS Netball League in Years 8 and 9, and


NETBALL


are well on their way this season, only conceding 12 goals in five matches They have won the HRVS


Netball Tournament in Year 8,9 and 10.


Yellows no match for Barons


JUNIOR FOOTBALL


started strongest and they took the lead when excellent footwork by Jack Beck in the box allowed him to beat two defenders and place the ball in the bottom comer. The next goal came soon


READSTONE Barons • slipped to a 5-1 defeat in their weekend fixture away to Barnoldswick Barons. It was the ..locals who


after with Beck on hand to to tap in for his second of the game. Readstone then man­ aged to pull one back just before the break. The second saw the Barons dominate before Edwards fin-


- ished well fromi inside the box to make it 3-1. p Readstbrie managed to


who finished the scoring him­ self taking on the Readstone defence before taking the ball around the keeper to tap in. Readstone Under 10s Blue


create some chances only to be stopped by Declan Mara. Ethan Long was next on the score sheet picking the ball up midway in the opposition half, beating four players before drilling the ball home. It was star man Edwards


had a convincing 10-1 victory over Bamoldswick Barons White. The goal scorers were


Brandon Wylie (five), Daniel Fielden (two), Saul Wilds, Oliver Wheatcroft and Luke Higginson. Alex Whittaker was named man-of-the-match. Readstone Under 10s


Yellow drew ; 0-0 with Briercliffe Rovers. Harry Burrows was named man-of-the-match. - Clitheroe Wolves: Urider


very brightly and scored two early goals through Henri Hodgson and Tyler High. Clitheroe spent most of


the second half on the back foot though and Blue Star got the equaliser with minutes to spare. Man-of-the-match was William Slipper. Clitheroe Wolves Yellow


the opposition early goals struck again, this time being 0- 3 behind within 20 minutes. ' After this the match evened


itself out, but try as they might there was no way back against this quality of team. Karl Lingard scored consola­


Clitherpe’s


lost nothing in defeat, and face the same opposition this weekend aiming to reverse the outcome.


tion, with Oliver ’ Hamer man-of-the-match.' Despite the result Wolves


Under 13s winning start to the season came to an end losing 4-1 to Blackburn Eagles Wolves nasty habit of giving


9s were left to rue missed chances as they drew 2-2 with Blue Star Aces Under 9s: Wolves started the match


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