Is it good mentioning paid work in ucas?

I definitely think you should mention it, having 2 jobs and still doin a-levels shows you can handle alot, which is what you need to do in medicine anyway, wot would the risks be anyway?

I'm applying to cam.
I'm just asking whether there are any disadvantages.

Do you know how I should put it in ucas?

Apparently, yes.

So long as you haven't been sacked from either one!

I'd probably use the employment section on UCAS, maybe a mention in your PS aswell about the workload you handle.

I have been doing part-time job for the whole of last year and intend to do work as HCA in a nearby clinic part-time as well.
I had worked full time this summer and I liked the experience and would like to continue it.

So basically I will be having 2 part-time jobs next year, so will unis ???? think anything??

and do you know how I should ut it in ucas form?

I have been doing part-time job for the whole of last year and intend to do work as HCA in a nearby clinic part-time as well.
I had worked full time this summer and I liked the experience and would like to continue it.

So basically I will be having 2 part-time jobs next year, so will unis ???? think anything??

and do you know how I should ut it in ucas form?

Cambridge won't want you to keep up your HCA work during term-time, just so you know.

Put down what you've actually done, work-wise, in the employment section, and then in your PS perhaps mention that you are hoping to continue working as a HCA during your degree if your degree workload permits it.

Cambridge won't want you to keep up your HCA work during term-time, just so you know.

I think that the only thing they could possibly think is that you are perhaps strapped for cash, and are doing something sensible about your position.
It will also be a great reflection on your time-management, organisation, and all of the other things which they might glean from someone who has voluntary positions.
(I say this because people often think that volunteering = good, employment = bad, but really you often get similar skills).

As others have mentioned, any jobs should be put in the employment section of the UCAS form, and it would be good to mention them (however briefly - I appreciate there won't be oodles of space!) and particularly what you have learned from them that will be especially relevant to medicine.

Yes, if you still have the grades it just shows commitment and ability.

I'd just put them both as part time on the form, because you have been doing part time for longer at the book shop, and will be doing part time at the health care job when you apply plus you can't work full time during term time and this could just confuse them; but I don't think it will make much of a difference.

i'm not from uk.
In my country after O Levels(GCSE) there is a gap of six months and during that time I worked full time at the book shop so should I put it as 2 sections or just 1.