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Angelica · 14-05-2008, 08:30 PM

leanneandmarkYes I'm sure - I did some poxy diploma which cost a fortune, took loads of effort and in hindsight was a complete waste of time.

That website has been really helpful though as PA/Office Manager work seems to pay quite well and there seems to be loads of jobs maybe I won't need to re-train after all !

jogrant3232
Thank you !

the andrews
Its funny as I always imagined that Personal Trainers would be 10 a penny out there (as everyone looks so healthy & glowy!!) so thats really good news. I might look at upgrading some of the courses I can teach too to give me more scope.

calNgary
I've always fancied being a hairdresser but at 36 I feel like the experience that i could get wouldn't be enough and not sure that the wages would be either to be honest.

So everyones ears will be safe for now !!

Thanks again - its all been helpful.

14-05-2008, 08:30 PM	#7 (permalink)
Angelica Junior Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Chester Posts: 4 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Thank you all for your replies. leanneandmarkYes I'm sure - I did some poxy diploma which cost a fortune, took loads of effort and in hindsight was a complete waste of time. That website has been really helpful though as PA/Office Manager work seems to pay quite well and there seems to be loads of jobs maybe I won't need to re-train after all ! jogrant3232 Thank you ! the andrews Its funny as I always imagined that Personal Trainers would be 10 a penny out there (as everyone looks so healthy & glowy!!) so thats really good news. I might look at upgrading some of the courses I can teach too to give me more scope. calNgary I've always fancied being a hairdresser but at 36 I feel like the experience that i could get wouldn't be enough and not sure that the wages would be either to be honest. So everyones ears will be safe for now !! Thanks again - its all been helpful.