Help, in a quandary about job choices! Opinions greatly received.

**Giggi** · 12-03-2012, 07:02pm

Well done!

**Madwife** · 13-03-2012, 10:21am

Thanks :)

DH hasn't managed to get a teaching job starting in April yet, so he'll be around at least until Septemeber so childcare not stressing me out yet. They'll all be in school by Sept too.

**Velvet Chain** · 13-03-2012, 11:14am

Then its worked out really well for you guys, am very happy for you Madwife.xxx

**Madwife** · 13-03-2012, 12:13pm

Thanks VC :) xxx

**Madwife** · 30-03-2012, 05:46pm

Meant to say, I was offered job two as well! And now I'm up the duff

**Velvet Chain** · 31-03-2012, 10:41am

Bloody hell woman, you must have one hell of a CV!!! Congratulations on both jobs - what one are you going to take?

**Velvet Chain** · 31-03-2012, 10:43am

OMG - and you are pregnant as well??!! More congrats. Timing is everything eh?? Hope you are doing ok Madwife.xxx

**cheeky_biscuit** · 01-04-2012, 08:15am

Congratulations on the job offers! The 6m contract sounds like a good option.

**Madwife** · 08-04-2012, 06:24pm

Lol velvet chain. The cv isn't that good, I just applied for jobs within my grasp iyswim? Plus job two was pretty much a given that I would get. The pregnancy wasn't quite part of the master plan though doh

I'm going to do both, as job one is for 6 months, and job two is very flexible, meaning I can work as much or as little as I like whenever I want. I can go on mat leave and pick up shifts again when baby 6-12 months old :-)

**flora** · 12-04-2012, 09:23am

Hi,

The best advice I can offer is to look around for a job that suits your life and family. There are so many jobs out there you only need to look in the right place. Try something like Adzuna. They have loads of Nuring Jobs all over the UK including many newly-qualified midwife positions. You can search for part-time roles. Actually I've just had a look at their blog and its got loads of great interview and CV tips. Wish you all the best, Good luck!!