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I've got a proper job!
ppolly
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Just a note to say that I posted here a while ago about becoming a teaching assistant. I have been offered a 27 hour a week Teaching Assistant post in a nearby school helping with literacy. I'd been applying for all sorts of jobs for the last six months or so and am very pleased to get this one. I do not have any teaching assistant qualifications, but I do have a degree (in English) and I tutor English privately.
So to anyone else considering this, don't let your lack of directly relevant qualifications put you off.
So to anyone else considering this, don't let your lack of directly relevant qualifications put you off.
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Well done. I'm sure you will be an asset to the school and really good for the children.:j Trytryagain FLYLADY - SAYE £700 each month Premium Bonds £713 Mortgage Was £100,000@20/6/08 now zilch 21/4/15:beer: WTL - 52 (I'll do it 4 MUM)0
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Just a note to say that I posted here a while ago about becoming a teaching assistant. I have been offered a 27 hour a week Teaching Assistant post in a nearby school helping with literacy. I'd been applying for all sorts of jobs for the last six months or so and am very pleased to get this one. I do not have any teaching assistant qualifications, but I do have a degree (in English) and I tutor English privately.
So to anyone else considering this, don't let your lack of directly relevant qualifications put you off.
I have highlighted why you got the job! maybe because of the very relevant qualifications!. Good luck all the same.When using the housing forum please use the sticky threads for valuable information.0 -
Just a note to say that I posted here a while ago about becoming a teaching assistant. I have been offered a 27 hour a week Teaching Assistant post in a nearby school helping with literacy. I'd been applying for all sorts of jobs for the last six months or so and am very pleased to get this one. I do not have any teaching assistant qualifications, but I do have a degree (in English) and I tutor English privately.
So to anyone else considering this, don't let your lack of directly relevant qualifications put you off.
Hello, well done for getting that job though I am surprised even with a degree in english.
Round my way (Bridgend, south wales) teaching assistants are being laid off.As surely as night follows day capitalism will come crumbling down. On a mission to secure a just and ethical society.0
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