John Deere hosts online military hiring programme for service leavers

The free event will take place on Wednesday December 3 and aims to help service leavers understand how their skills transfer into careers working with advanced agricultural and turf machinery

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Former Royal Navy engineer, Graham Walker, who is now service manager at Smallridge’s Callington depot in Cornwall.
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Former Royal Navy engineer, Graham Walker, who is now service manager at Smallridge’s Callington depot in Cornwall.

Service leavers are invited to attend John Deere's free online military hiring programme event on Wednesday December 3 which will give attendees a clear view of the roles available across the UK and Ireland...

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