can i ask about your job

LittleL_4

I'm a registered nurse (working for an agency at the mo) and I run my own small business. My earning POTENTIAL is high but I'm struggling a bit with my health so on average just under £1200. After my holiday I'm going to look at my business much more seriously and see how things develop :T

Little L
xx

Anastacia

7 A levels is a lot black saturn. Did you have to go through college twice? My son just started this week & is doing 5 and most other colleges locally support only 3.


I am a Finance manager btw (qualified accountant). Take home £2300 pm. i only chose to study for this because it always pays well & there is always work available.

abbecer

I have recently started my own business selling Aloe Vera products. I'm only making about £500 per month at present but i've only been doing it 4 months, and it is very part time fitting around the kids.

Locana

I work as a caseworker (Homeless) for the local council. I love it!!

clarkylou

I'm an arts worker, have just set own arts company this year so income variable between £900 - £1300. I have a degree, but most of my work came through volunteering and building up contacts.

FatJock

I'm a security analyst. Money is good but I know I can do better. considering going contracting next year. Also considering studying for a cissp qualification. You dont need any real qualifications for this, just nosey with a slight criminal bent.

i loves it i do.

Regards,
FatJock

Bambywamby

I am Care Coordinator for a large residential home in Yorkshire.

I work 30 hours per week and take home around £300 per week after tax & ni.
(I get paid weekly )

and my O/H is a train driver

Pobby

ts_aly2000 wrote:

I'm an adult model. And no, you can't have the website address..

Spoil sport!

Pobby

I am a technical sales agent,self employed,so money can vary.Monthly take home between £1500 to £2900

gilly1964

earwig wrote:

hi not realy he needs acops to make money on gas serivers ect and he dosnt have it and to get is 4 hundred pounds and at least three weeks of work which would be unpaid to take the course

Hi Earwig,
My OH is a heating engineer so needs ACOPS. Domestic plumbers do not need this so it may worth him looking into it again. He could do baths, sinks, showers, maybe learn how to tile to a good standard and he could then do bathroom installs. He would just need to get an electrician to certify any electrical work and a Corgi Engineer to carry out any gas work. MY OH used to do this and got about £600 after paying for the guys to certify the work.

My OH gets time off work to complete his ACOPS and it is paid for by the Company - is this an option? It might be worth asking?

Could he do favours for people that need a plumber for a cash donation?

HTH
G