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going for social care

  • 22-09-2016 10:13am
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    scoobydave
    Registered Users Posts: 30 ✭


    Apologies if I'm in the wrong place.
    Hi everyone, so I'm looking for some tips,advice. And any other information that might help.
    So 4 years ago I left the working in the construction industry after ten years. I always had a interest in healthcare i.e. paramedics social care. I was on social welfare and an opportunity came up for doing a ce scheme with Irish wheelchair association. I spent one year there and I actually enjoyed it as a personal assistant. Especially when I got to know different mental or disabilities. I finished up and done a fetal level 5 in nursing while during that time I started with civil defence. Trained up to CFR and waiting now on EFR. Recently a friend of mine asked me would I have an interest in social care working with out of control children. After a lengthy conversation I got more interested in it and he had words with his regional manager about having a chat with me. This opportunity is a life changing experience for me considering I spent all my career on the buildings. Weakness ofcourse is no degree in social care. I have two girls aged 7 and 3 and to be honest as most of you know. It's a degree itself. As I said this has started 4 years ago and I do not want to get off this rollercoaster.
    ThanksðŸ˜


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