Frustrated and need to vent..

jacs76

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

To be fair the whole depression thing and them knocking me back has put me right off...
That and I wouldn't mind getting out of the house and away from the kids for a bit... :rotfl:

no i don't blame you at all, i can tolerate kids ,my own that is but my worst nightmare would be looking after the little bleeders full time
love em really :rotfl:

Burlesque_Babe

hhhhm.........kitchen staff? In a restaurant? Any care homes nearby, they are usually crying out for care assistants.

I did bar work once and had no experience at all. It is really easy to pick up and the main things are how to pull a pint and work the till - and everywhere is a bit different.

rayday2

What career do you hope volunteering is going to get you?

immoral_angeluk

rayday2 wrote: »

What career do you hope volunteering is going to get you?

Long term either debt counselling/financial advice or a paid Adviser with the CAB.

immoral_angeluk

keren29 wrote: »

hhhhm.........kitchen staff? In a restaurant? Any care homes nearby, they are usually crying out for care assistants.

I did bar work once and had no experience at all. It is really easy to pick up and the main things are how to pull a pint and work the till - and everywhere is a bit different.

Think I'll have a look round a bar work... after all I keep saying to myself that I need to get out more... :rotfl:

jacs76

how long is the cab training going to be for? or is it an ongoing thing?

sorry i never listened properly at school either

jacs76

sometimes it may not be well advertised knock on some doors and ask if theres any work going?
i wouldnt have the nads to do that personally though eeek

immoral_angeluk

Right have emailed my CV to a couple of places... lets hope they check their email eh?

immoral_angeluk

jacs76 wrote: »

how long is the cab training going to be for? or is it an ongoing thing?

sorry i never listened properly at school either

:rotfl:
It's quite intensive training... looking approx 6-9 months training... then another year or so as a qualified adviser (you get a qualification at the end of it too).

rayday2

immoral_angeluk wrote: »

Long term either debt counselling/financial advice or a paid Adviser with the CAB.

Well couldn't you do it another way look for a course and either do home study or college that way when the children are old enough you will be ready also you could get help with fees.