Anyone going to west London university?!

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Starlight15

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Original post by ILoveSunsets

Good to hear! Hope you do well.
Can't believe it's been a year since I graduated time has gone too quick.

Thank you 😊 what have you been doing since you've graduated

Reply 181

ILoveSunsets

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Original post by Starlight15

Thank you 😊 what have you been doing since you've graduated

Yw x honestly been struggling with what to do. Been doing different types of work e.g. crèche, play worker.
I applied to a maternity support worker role and speech and language therapy assistant role.
Got offered both but I took the speech and language therapy assistant job. I work in NHS hospital/nurseries/centres working with children with communication problems/autism and I'm really enjoying it. Everything I learnt in the special educational needs module has really helped me be confident in my role.

Original post by ILoveSunsets

Yw x honestly been struggling with what to do. Been doing different types of work e.g. crèche, play worker.
I applied to a maternity support worker role and speech and language therapy assistant role.
Got offered both but I took the speech and language therapy assistant job. I work in NHS hospital/nurseries/centres working with children with communication problems/autism and I'm really enjoying it. Everything I learnt in the special educational needs module has really helped me be confident in my role.

But that's good though as you had lots of experience working working with children with a variety of needs

Reply 183

ILoveSunsets

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Yes it is. Also got offered a full induction and training programme so I wasnt just thrown into the deep end ☺️ I definitely don't want to work in a nursery anymore but still would like to work with kids

Original post by ILoveSunsets

Yes it is. Also got offered a full induction and training programme so I wasnt just thrown into the deep end ☺️ I definitely don't want to work in a nursery anymore but still would like to work with kids

Yep same with me, I'm currently working in multiple settings with children

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Childcare_Kellie

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Original post by ILoveSunsets

Yes it is. Also got offered a full induction and training programme so I wasnt just thrown into the deep end ☺️ I definitely don't want to work in a nursery anymore but still would like to work with kids

Dat sounds interesting!
I want to look into private tutoring or still work in hospitals bt not as a maternity support worker anymore as its getting boring.
I will look into this career. I hv also seen some jobs advertised at Great Ormond Street hospital on NHS website for bank playworkers. Might apply 4 this and see what its like whilst doing my degree.
Maybe do a PGCE in future.

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Childcare_Kellie

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Original post by Starlight15

Yep same with me, I'm currently working in multiple settings with children

Been trying 2 find a part time job in primary schools but all of them r for full time. Luckily, I can go bk 2 my maternity support worker job as bank staff.
I have been offered a part time job at a creche/nursery in Virgin Active Gym to fit around uni. Can't wait 2 graduate and do my PGCE :smile:

i rlly want 2 work in primary school. I luv the environment.

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ILoveSunsets

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Original post by Childcare_Kellie

Been trying 2 find a part time job in primary schools but all of them r for full time. Luckily, I can go bk 2 my maternity support worker job as bank staff.
I have been offered a part time job at a creche/nursery in Virgin Active Gym to fit around uni. Can't wait 2 graduate and do my PGCE :smile:

i rlly want 2 work in primary school. I luv the environment.

How is your course going?
What is it like working with Virgin Active creche? I have seen a couple of vacancies pop near South West London.
My job role as speech and language therapy contract ends in summer so I am trying to find somewhere else.
Have been applying to so many NHS jobs and have secured some interviews.
I might try apply to Virgin Active creche too :smile:

Reply 188

ILoveSunsets

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Original post by Starlight15

Yep same with me, I'm currently working in multiple settings with children

How is post grad life going? :smile:

Reply 189

KesterBr

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Original post by Avi2203

Hey, I'm studying recording mixing and production with a foundation year, move in on the 19th

Starting similar course in Sept. What's the best place to live in first year? Just want to be in a hall with decent people!

Original post by ILoveSunsets

How is post grad life going? :smile:

Hey, I've applied for PGCE Primary (3 to 7) for September 2023 I've applied to roehapton, Goldsmith, ucl and london met

Original post by Childcare_Kellie

Been trying 2 find a part time job in primary schools but all of them r for full time. Luckily, I can go bk 2 my maternity support worker job as bank staff.
I have been offered a part time job at a creche/nursery in Virgin Active Gym to fit around uni. Can't wait 2 graduate and do my PGCE :smile:

i rlly want 2 work in primary school. I luv the environment.

Have you done your PGCE

Reply 192

ILoveSunsets

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Original post by Starlight15

Hey, I've applied for PGCE Primary (3 to 7) for September 2023 I've applied to roehapton, Goldsmith, ucl and london met

Oh wow that is amazing. Best of luck with your course.
I have finished my contract job within NHS.
I am now going to volunteer as playworker in a local hospital to me for 6 months whilst working.

Original post by ILoveSunsets

Oh wow that is amazing. Best of luck with your course.
I have finished my contract job within NHS.
I am now going to volunteer as playworker in a local hospital to me for 6 months whilst working.

Nice! Good luck

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