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any info on the midwifery course?

hoothoot · 2010-01-11 17:46:10

Hi leaving cert student here could you tell me any info on the course and any idea if the job of being a midwife have a good salary and job vacancies for the future? any advice and info welcomed :D

11-01-2010 05:46PM

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hoothoot

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Hi leaving cert student here could you tell me any info on the course and any idea if the job of being a midwife have a good salary and job vacancies for the future?

any advice and info welcomed

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#2 11-01-2010 06:03PM

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Plenty of vacancies in England! I suppose you heard of the NUIG nursing class of 09?

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#3 11-01-2010 06:21PM

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ammmm no why? but so it would be a bad career choice if I wanted to continue living in Ireland?

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#4 11-01-2010 06:41PM

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None of the NUIG nursing graduates could get a full-time nursing job in Ireland; I heard of one hospital in London that took 40 or so of them.

But then, when you graduate in 4 years time the recruitment ban might be lifted :-)

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