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mum2one

Hi Nicky the other job I could suggest is supermarket work, I worked previously in supermarkets and one of the cashiers was training to be a nurse, and filled in the evening shifts eg 5-9, as most people wnted the day shifts.
Thats the trouble with nursing, its on the old fashioned bursary system, so any extra money is like getting blood out of a stone.
Def go down the SOA route, also keep a spending diary, you might be surprised where the money goes, whether it be 30p on a packet of gum, £2.00 for a coffee £3 for a mag, its the little things that add up, but we dont think of xx

Lara44

Hey 3nicky1

Great that you have posted, I am sure we can help you find ways to complete your course.

L x

3nicky1

mum2one - supermarket work was my first choice cos there ae a few near me and ive done similar work before but none are hiring guess the credit crunch is affecting everyone

found_a_bargin

Just wanted to say from another newbie hello and good luck!!

vikki400

My mum did a similar course a few years back when I was a teenager and too blind to her worries to be much help :embarasse She did evening shift as a carer for peole with mental health issues. Gave her some experience that pointed her in the right directions for where she wanted to work and it was easier money that some of the other job. Granted some days she came home with her clothes covered in poo, but others she got a quiet night where she could do some revision. I'm not selling it well, but it was a perfect fit for her.