would you do this?

[nappyaddict]

if you worked nights and your child was always in bed and asleep before you went out and never wakes up, would you give your neighbour who was wellknown to your child the baby monitor to keep an ear out on the offchance that they do wake up and a key to get in on that offchance rather than giving up work? (a babysitter costs more than i earn an hour)

it says £40,000+ per year.

can someone help me write a CV? i've found an estate agents job.

trainee estate agents job

so to start, do you have Microsoft Word? They have a CV wizard I think: basically, you need name, DOB, qualifications, job history, personal statement - about 2 A4 pages (in total!).

To get your dream job can you send your CV to every estate agent in your town that you can get to - ask if they have ANY role you could do; don't be too fussy to begin with - CTC and/or WTC will help if you are on a low income.

I know how hard it is getting off benefits; I am trying too and am going to succeed soon.

I truly hope you manage to find something nappy; I really do wish you all the best x

give the girl a chance !! £40 000 a year is not to be sniffed at

not great at CVs,

why not post a seperate thread in employment to ask for a bit of help?

a goal is a goal TMMJ - at least it is something!!

I'll help you do a CV

ok will do that. i've got microsoft works.

Hey, NA - if IRC you did Spanish? Maybe you could do home tutoring for yr 7 -11s? Just throwing ideas about. IIRC aswell you don't need to be qualified, correct me if I am wrong though. I paid £22-25 an hour for private tutoring, even after tax that's alot.

best of luck nappy.

anyone know what a functional summary is?

in what context?

have you got MSN nappy?

LOW - i think parents would want people with proper qualifications. i got an A* GCSE spanish but i only got a D at A-level and really really struggled at uni. in fact i'm not sure i really learnt anything there.

yes - pink__diamonds at hotmail dot com

Google "writing a CV" and variations - I found a website a few years ago that advises on CVS, give you the areas to cover depending if you have more education or more experience in jobs etc. And formats. I have just done DHs (god I hate writing them), so know a standard format if you need a hand, but you have a few offers already

mind if I add you? will be easier to help you with your CV then

when it says education does it just mean secondary or do they want to know infant/junior too?

Just secondary/college

My friends mum tutors french and she doesn't have any - she is French though so more fluent in French than English. If you undercut all the local tutors, I am sure you could teach GCSE level? Only if it's something you want to do though.

i would just worry i would teach them the wrong stuff!! it's been ages since i spoke any spanish and i'm sure i've forgotten it all.

notjustmom - that would be good.

lewisfan - you can add me