what happens after gp training?

So once you become a qualified gp do you have to find/apply for salaried gp jobs or do you get to continue working at the same gp surgery that you did your training at?

You can locum, find a salaried position, or join a partnership. Or do something else entirely (fellowship, time out, etc).

Whether you can continue to work at the same surgery you were a registrar in depends on if they have work going!

okay i was just wondering because i couldnt find any vacancies available in the town that i live in,

Where are you looking for vacancies? At any rate, GP is a shortage specialty so you're not going to be unemployed

You can locum your way to 6 figures after 3 short years of GP training. And while you're at it, have a little laugh at your colleagues who are gunning for 10 years of competitive surgical specialties so they can make the big bucks in private practice, only to find out the private market is too cut-throat and oversaturated for them to get a foothold. By this time, you've already been earning a consultant salary 5-6 years earlier than they have, and you don't have to suffer through the registrar life like they do. Job done.

Sounds great. Are there plenty of gp jobs through locuming? Where do you apply for a locum job?