Im currently awaiting a job

[tinkerbell23]

As some may know...just finished uni l..at the moment getting Job seekers untill a job comes up...


ILa scotland fund i think upto 200 quid for a college course.....i fancy going to learn something while i have some spare time aside from my job hunting!?

Massage or something enjoyable after my hard slog at uni lol (even though i LOVED my course it was trying at times)

This would be ok to do wouldnt it? As ila send the money straight to the college....plus it would be part time or weekend and proboy only a short course for a few weeks? Xx

[tinkerbell23]

It was years ago gness in a chinese herbalist place...skinned me 30/40 quid ...i wanted it for hayfever and general relaxation.

Mabye ill try it again though..im a bit older now and will do more research etc hehe xx

[gness]

I pay £25 Tink. She is a retired doctor and treats as needed. No long courses.

[tinkerbell23]

Im inspired tonight G!!!
Ill have to look some up xx

[gness]

Stay inspired and enthusiastic Tink. I`m off for ten minutes in the pebble bowl then bed. Night all.

[tinkerbell23]

Nite nite Gness and thanks for the chat and advice its been great - ive sent plenty emails and applications :) xx

[gness]

Welcome. Good luck. Look forward to hearing how you get on. x

[albaqwerty]

Tinks, register with the ILA before you apply for the course (any course) it doesn't work the other way round :(

If this has been mentioned, before, sorry.

All the very best of luck xxxx

[tinkerbell23]

Thanks alba!! Luckily i have...but just by chance cos i didnt know that xx

[murraymints]

I could be your first client Tink..back killing me after painting garden fences and jet washing patio !!!..good luck...how did your appeal thingy go after the lost paperwork?

[tinkerbell23]

Ooh my first client!! Hehe

Awck- no Joy murraymints...was their wors against mine, si resubmit in april and thats that!! Xx

[anneasquith]

tink, when is your registration due ? in the meantime why not either work in a care home/hospice even if it is voluntary, all experience is good.

[sunny-dave]

I did a continental cookery course (at night school, whilst driving vans in the daytime) when my life was 'on hold' between uni and getting a proper job - one of the most useful/interesting courses I ever did :)

[tinkerbell23]

Hey anne i wrote a few posts last night about just that!! ;0) but i do also want to continue learning a wee something ....hehe!!

Hey dave!! Xx