Just wanted to say that I'm grateful for the man himself @Jed Curtis for setting this page up, along with all the contributors, fills me with hope and I am really looking forward to doing the course and getting into the industry. See you on the other side!

​Huge congratulations to @Aaron Evans , who just confirmed he’s landed a job through this community. It’s the first one on the board for us, and it’s great to see the networking here actually turning into real work. ​Best of luck with the project, Aaron. ​Get the Skool App, keep an eye on the Job Board, and let's keep the momentum moving. ​If you're finding this platform useful, consider helping support its growth by becoming a premium member for $5 per month which is a basically donation to say thanks! It helps keep the lights on, job posts coming, the networking open, and the FAQs answered for everyone.

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Hey divers, I’m coming up to my dreaded time of year where i gotta do yearly medical and first aid certs, but of course it’s landed in the timeframe where I’ve come off one project and haven’t started the next so can’t get employer to pay 😭 Anyways, I got sick of going through my folders to check each cert expiry individually and I made my own tool to track it. It’s on IOS only right now but thought I’d share in case y’all would find this helpful. https://apps.apple.com/au/app/certitracker/id6752984516

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