working as mla

gettingtheresometime

Multi_Power wrote: »

I don't understand why most of you post in my thread about the difficulty in finding jobs

when did I say it is difficult for me to find a job?

this thread is about moving up the ladder and the career prospects in a medical lab

obviously some of you cannot comprehend, and instead tell me that I can't, which is really amusing

well if you're in such demand you'll have no trouble in getting that £40K job so your point is?

pmd123

pmd123 wrote: »

What experience in this area do you currently have? If you are looking to move into a new field, then what is it that interests you about being an MLA?

Useful if you could answer the questions, then we can offer you some advice.

Multi_Power

I have admin work experience and picker/packer

suki1964

How many times is this ppr'd poster is going to be allowed to rejoin and ask totally inane questions on how to get rich quick?

Multi_Power

another accuser

elsien

suki1964 wrote: »

How many times is this ppr'd poster is going to be allowed to rejoin and ask totally inane questions on how to get rich quick?

Remind me who it is again in the last incarnation or two. Posting style very familiar, can't think of the name.

pmd123

One that springs to mind for me was spezial, who has very similar questions, but then there was another who wanted to be a health care worker but had an aversion to bodily fluids, who also had the same style of writing.

For anyone referencing this thread genuinely interested in being an MLA, here is a link to the detail on NHS careers...

http://www.nhscareers.nhs.uk/explore-by-career/wider-healthcare-team/careers-in-the-wider-healthcare-team/clinical-support-staff/assistant-technical-officer/

with the following detail...

Entry requirements

There are no formal entry requirements for this career, although a range of GCSEs may be beneficial.

It may be possible to enter these roles through an apprenticeship with the NHS.


Obviously, to progress through this role and into a healthcare science role is going to involve studying for a degree level qualification as already pointed out by others.

elsien

pmd123 wrote: »

but then there was another who wanted to be a health care worker but had an aversion to bodily fluids, who also had the same style of writing.

Think that might be the one I'm thinking of, thanks.

Pollycat

elsien wrote: »

Remind me who it is again in the last incarnation or two. Posting style very familiar, can't think of the name.

I think - from reading the deleted thread on the Marriages board about British girls not responding to Multi_Power saying 'hi' on social media websites - it may be kingslayer.

tomtontom

Pollycat wrote: »

I think - from reading the deleted thread on the Marriages board about British girls not responding to Multi_Power saying 'hi' on social media websites - it may be kingslayer.

Agreed, who was also spezial - the irony is that the posts naming them are more likely to be deleted than their incessant nonsense