Just a bit if fun, have a listen its either really cheesy or great depending on your perspective 🤣 https://open.spotify.com/album/5kykoPSoz0yYvtbP4DU5sT?si=8r9qOaLyTQqT-e59Ghgj0Q

Hello everyone, and thank you for all the valuable information and insight provided. It is very valuable for people like me aspiring for a career in this industry and who is trying to gather as much info as possible. I do have a couple of questions regarding the market for entry-level divers, and also the future of saturation diving. So if anyone has some insight on these, I'll appreciate it. 1_ Do norwegian companies hire english speaking entry-level divers? I know some swedish myself but not to a conversational level, I've read that for newly certified divers, it is common to work in fish farming, and most of the companies I've found, they state as a requirement to know the local language. 2_ With all the development of robotics, what are your thoughts about the need for saturation divers in the next 10-20 years? Thanks again for all the info provided and wish you all a good week

Ok so something everyone wants to know and something we are covering in the next podcast. How much is the day rate for UK divers? Well if you go to the free resource section of the classroom (👆🏽👆🏽👀 look up) you will find links that will take you a page showing the latest rates for Offshore diving work in the UK sector.

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