Employment Impossibility.

trevormax

sporedude wrote: »

Yah I agree, Nah I wast offended, Just in an argumentitive mood =P.




Its true.

lol very true

barbara_anne

vaporate wrote: »

:rotfl:Heard it all before on online forums. You really think I write like that in the real world.

Yes. If you can't grasp the difference between your and you're on an online forum, what hope is there for you managing to get to grips with it in the real world?

vaporate

Bunnie1982 wrote: »

I was replying to your last thread but post got lost.

With the agencies you have emailed CV's to, have you followed them up with a phone call to see if they have received them and to see if there are any suitable vacancies?

Do you also look at your local council and local NHS for jobs? Quite often they have a wide selection of administrative jobs.

With your JSA (depending which time your on) you might be able to get college course at a discounted or free rate. You could maybe use this to gain some admin skills/do a computer course like ECDL.

Ive been in education most of my life up until now, doubt anymore would help unless its a masters degree or PGCE course..

I tried Kent county council too, certainly with admin jobs.

Emily1990_2

vaporate wrote: »

I dont think so madam.

Big difference. If it isnt clear why that is then...do i really have to spell it out?

I'm sorry but are you willing to take the first job which is offered to you which you are capable of doing or are you planning on leeching off the taxpayer for the rest of your life becuase your dreams aren't going to materialise without hard work and low pay?

vaporate

barbara_anne wrote: »

Yes. If you can't grasp the difference between your and you're on an online forum, what hope is there for you managing to get to grips with it in the real world?

You don't know what YOUR talking about lol.

:rotfl:Hope you spot the mistake.

vaporate

Emily1990 wrote: »

I'm sorry but are you willing to take the first job which is offered to you which you are capable of doing or are you planning on leeching off the taxpayer for the rest of your life becuase your dreams aren't going to materialise without hard work and low pay?

What dreams? my dream was to graduate and I have done so, finished.

I just refuse to take jobs that are not my thing. Don't go there with leeching off tax payers, I know the score.

Moreover, what I claim in JSA in 4 months I pay back in taxes in 2 months.

barbara_anne

vaporate wrote: »

You don't know what YOUR talking about lol.

:rotfl:Hope you spot the mistake.

I clearly do, but never mind. Are you aware that all trainee teachers have to pass Literacy and Numeracy tests before they are awarded QTS? If you weren't aware, you are now. Good luck with it, you'll need it.

vaporate

barbara_anne wrote: »

I clearly do, but never mind. Are you aware that all trainee teachers have to pass Literacy and Numeracy tests before they are awarded QTS? If you weren't aware, you are now. Good luck with it, you'll need it.

I am completely aware of all tests. I spent many hours on the TDA website reading about it. I know how hard it is.

vaporate

Actually, as well as admin, Bank cashier would suit me too.

As for the PGCE course. I could only do this part time while working. I'm 23 years old and really dont want to return to full time education.

catsneel

Moreover, what I claim in JSA in 4 months I pay back in taxes in 2 months.

That of course is if you get a job!!!