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Is it worth working for 14 hours as a single parent!??

miss.wishbone · 2012-09-22 12:57:02

Needing some advise really.. Im a single parent of a 5 year old. Made redundant last month. Managed in this time to enrol on a TA course once a week and have a voluntary placement in a school 2 hours per week (this is v important to me as its what i want to be doing eventually) So i was very happy when i managed to get a…

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Justicia Posts: 1,437 Forumite

22 September 2012 at 5:39PM

miss.wishbone wrote: »

The difference i will recieve is not a lot more then JSA, for all the work i will be doing

is that really the priority here?

miss.wishbone wrote: »

Managed in this time to enrol on a TA course once a week and have a voluntary placement in a school 2 hours per week (this is v important to me as its what i want to be doing eventually)

Stop looking at a negative short-term and work towards a positive long-term, for both yourself and your son

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