scottish newbie!
Apr 28th 2005 | 12:22 am
#1
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Scottish member
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From: kirriemuir,Scotland
scottish newbie!
HI forum! I would just like to comment on such a helpful and informative forum.
My family (myself,wife and two kids)are planning on emmigration to oz. We really fancy settling in tasmania on a PR.My wife is a staff nurse with 14 years experience and i am a residential social worker working in secure accomodation for young offenders.My wife amanda is fully qualified but i am not although i have experience and excellent references!.I would really like to continue working in this field and was wondering if there are opportunities in this line of work in tasmania.My wife should find work easy enough as there is a shortage of nurses!!!(fingers crossed).any info would be greatly appreciated by the way in Scotland just now its 5 degrees and pouring with rain lol
Many Thanks
Jim
My family (myself,wife and two kids)are planning on emmigration to oz. We really fancy settling in tasmania on a PR.My wife is a staff nurse with 14 years experience and i am a residential social worker working in secure accomodation for young offenders.My wife amanda is fully qualified but i am not although i have experience and excellent references!.I would really like to continue working in this field and was wondering if there are opportunities in this line of work in tasmania.My wife should find work easy enough as there is a shortage of nurses!!!(fingers crossed).any info would be greatly appreciated by the way in Scotland just now its 5 degrees and pouring with rain lol
Many Thanks
Jim
Last edited by goodfellauk; Apr 28th 2005 at 12:29 am.
Apr 28th 2005 | 12:29 am
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From: Thornlie, Perth, W.A.
Re: scottish newbie!
As Tassie has a rep of being full of inbreds (wholly undeserved but still a standing joke), you may have alot of business
Welcome to the forum!
Welcome to the forum!
Apr 28th 2005 | 12:41 am
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Re: scottish newbie!
Originally Posted by goodfellauk
HI forum! I would just like to comment on such a helpful and informative forum.
My family (myself,wife and two kids)are planning on emmigration to oz. We really fancy settling in tasmania on a PR.My wife is a staff nurse with 14 years experience and i am a residential social worker working in secure accomodation for young offenders.My wife amanda is fully qualified but i am not although i have experience and excellent references!.I would really like to continue working in this field and was wondering if there are opportunities in this line of work in tasmania.My wife should find work easy enough as there is a shortage of nurses!!!(fingers crossed).any info would be greatly appreciated by the way in Scotland just now its 5 degrees and pouring with rain lol
Many Thanks
Jim
My family (myself,wife and two kids)are planning on emmigration to oz. We really fancy settling in tasmania on a PR.My wife is a staff nurse with 14 years experience and i am a residential social worker working in secure accomodation for young offenders.My wife amanda is fully qualified but i am not although i have experience and excellent references!.I would really like to continue working in this field and was wondering if there are opportunities in this line of work in tasmania.My wife should find work easy enough as there is a shortage of nurses!!!(fingers crossed).any info would be greatly appreciated by the way in Scotland just now its 5 degrees and pouring with rain lol
Many Thanks
Jim
Cheers
Yv
Apr 28th 2005 | 12:45 am
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From: Bayside, Brissy
Re: scottish newbie!
Hi and welcome to the forum... the expats madhouse.
Any questions about the application just ask as there are plenty of lovley people on here who are willing to oblige you with some advice.
Good Luck with your application
Ang & Rich
Any questions about the application just ask as there are plenty of lovley people on here who are willing to oblige you with some advice.
Good Luck with your application
Ang & Rich
Apr 28th 2005 | 12:59 am
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Re: scottish newbie!
Originally Posted by goodfellauk
HI forum! I would just like to comment on such a helpful and informative forum.
My family (myself,wife and two kids)are planning on emmigration to oz. We really fancy settling in tasmania on a PR.My wife is a staff nurse with 14 years experience and i am a residential social worker working in secure accomodation for young offenders.My wife amanda is fully qualified but i am not although i have experience and excellent references!.I would really like to continue working in this field and was wondering if there are opportunities in this line of work in tasmania.My wife should find work easy enough as there is a shortage of nurses!!!(fingers crossed).any info would be greatly appreciated by the way in Scotland just now its 5 degrees and pouring with rain lol
Many Thanks
Jim
My family (myself,wife and two kids)are planning on emmigration to oz. We really fancy settling in tasmania on a PR.My wife is a staff nurse with 14 years experience and i am a residential social worker working in secure accomodation for young offenders.My wife amanda is fully qualified but i am not although i have experience and excellent references!.I would really like to continue working in this field and was wondering if there are opportunities in this line of work in tasmania.My wife should find work easy enough as there is a shortage of nurses!!!(fingers crossed).any info would be greatly appreciated by the way in Scotland just now its 5 degrees and pouring with rain lol
Many Thanks
Jim
Welcome to the forum and good luck with your application
Karma sent
Cas
Apr 28th 2005 | 1:41 am
#6
Breast Inspector
Joined: Feb 2005
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From: On the road
Re: scottish newbie!
Scotland just now its 5 degrees and pouring with rain lol
Many Thanks
Jim[/QUOTE]
I here you brother!! Just went for a walk to the shops, why walk when the wind can blow you there. lol
Jim
Many Thanks
Jim
[/QUOTE]I here you brother!! Just went for a walk to the shops, why walk when the wind can blow you there. lol
Jim
Apr 28th 2005 | 1:49 am
#7
da Bonehead
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From: Lion in da jungle
Re: scottish newbie!
G'day Jim,
Perhaps you could help the many delinquents that roam this forum
Your wife might find the nurses forum handy too........
http://britishexpats.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=72
Welcome mate
Perhaps you could help the many delinquents that roam this forum
Your wife might find the nurses forum handy too........
http://britishexpats.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=72
Welcome mate
Apr 28th 2005 | 2:03 am
#8
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Posts: 7,336
From: South East Suburbs of Melbourne
Re: scottish newbie!
Originally Posted by Bix
G'day Jim,
Perhaps you could help the many delinquents that roam this forum
Your wife might find the nurses forum handy too........
http://britishexpats.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=72
Welcome mate
Perhaps you could help the many delinquents that roam this forum
Your wife might find the nurses forum handy too........
http://britishexpats.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=72
Welcome mate
Welcome to the forum from a Scot soon to become an Aussie.
Apr 28th 2005 | 2:24 am
#9
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From: Over the hill!
Re: scottish newbie!
Originally Posted by YFitz
welcome to the forum. sorry can't help with job prospects but saw weather forecast for tas earlier tonight and if I remember correctly it's 12 and raining- not much of an improvement on kirriemuir! Hubby and i are originally from North Berwick and Kirkcaldy respectively - now in Perth. There are loads of Scots over here. you will feel quite at home!
Cheers
Yv
Cheers
Yv
Apr 28th 2005 | 6:47 am
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From: Halpine Lake, Brisbane
Re: scottish newbie!
Originally Posted by goodfellauk
HI forum! I would just like to comment on such a helpful and informative forum.
My family (myself,wife and two kids)are planning on emmigration to oz. We really fancy settling in tasmania on a PR.My wife is a staff nurse with 14 years experience and i am a residential social worker working in secure accomodation for young offenders.My wife amanda is fully qualified but i am not although i have experience and excellent references!.I would really like to continue working in this field and was wondering if there are opportunities in this line of work in tasmania.My wife should find work easy enough as there is a shortage of nurses!!!(fingers crossed).any info would be greatly appreciated by the way in Scotland just now its 5 degrees and pouring with rain lol
Many Thanks
Jim
My family (myself,wife and two kids)are planning on emmigration to oz. We really fancy settling in tasmania on a PR.My wife is a staff nurse with 14 years experience and i am a residential social worker working in secure accomodation for young offenders.My wife amanda is fully qualified but i am not although i have experience and excellent references!.I would really like to continue working in this field and was wondering if there are opportunities in this line of work in tasmania.My wife should find work easy enough as there is a shortage of nurses!!!(fingers crossed).any info would be greatly appreciated by the way in Scotland just now its 5 degrees and pouring with rain lol
Many Thanks
Jim
Hi Jim & family
You must work at Noranside, I used to live in Woodlands crescent 25 years ago.
We drove past there a few weeks ago, hasn't changed much in that time!!
Hope you enjoy the forum
Bill
Apr 28th 2005 | 7:06 am
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Re: scottish newbie!
Originally Posted by goodfellauk
HI forum! I would just like to comment on such a helpful and informative forum.
My family (myself,wife and two kids)are planning on emmigration to oz. We really fancy settling in tasmania on a PR.My wife is a staff nurse with 14 years experience and i am a residential social worker working in secure accomodation for young offenders.My wife amanda is fully qualified but i am not although i have experience and excellent references!.I would really like to continue working in this field and was wondering if there are opportunities in this line of work in tasmania.My wife should find work easy enough as there is a shortage of nurses!!!(fingers crossed).any info would be greatly appreciated by the way in Scotland just now its 5 degrees and pouring with rain lol
Many Thanks
Jim
My family (myself,wife and two kids)are planning on emmigration to oz. We really fancy settling in tasmania on a PR.My wife is a staff nurse with 14 years experience and i am a residential social worker working in secure accomodation for young offenders.My wife amanda is fully qualified but i am not although i have experience and excellent references!.I would really like to continue working in this field and was wondering if there are opportunities in this line of work in tasmania.My wife should find work easy enough as there is a shortage of nurses!!!(fingers crossed).any info would be greatly appreciated by the way in Scotland just now its 5 degrees and pouring with rain lol
Many Thanks
Jim
We're just 'down the road' in Perth - unfortunately that's not Perth, Australia! Carolyn
Apr 28th 2005 | 7:08 am
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From: Bayside Brisbane
Re: scottish newbie!
Originally Posted by goodfellauk
HI forum! I would just like to comment on such a helpful and informative forum.
My family (myself,wife and two kids)are planning on emmigration to oz. We really fancy settling in tasmania on a PR.My wife is a staff nurse with 14 years experience and i am a residential social worker working in secure accomodation for young offenders.My wife amanda is fully qualified but i am not although i have experience and excellent references!.I would really like to continue working in this field and was wondering if there are opportunities in this line of work in tasmania.My wife should find work easy enough as there is a shortage of nurses!!!(fingers crossed).any info would be greatly appreciated by the way in Scotland just now its 5 degrees and pouring with rain lol
Many Thanks
Jim
My family (myself,wife and two kids)are planning on emmigration to oz. We really fancy settling in tasmania on a PR.My wife is a staff nurse with 14 years experience and i am a residential social worker working in secure accomodation for young offenders.My wife amanda is fully qualified but i am not although i have experience and excellent references!.I would really like to continue working in this field and was wondering if there are opportunities in this line of work in tasmania.My wife should find work easy enough as there is a shortage of nurses!!!(fingers crossed).any info would be greatly appreciated by the way in Scotland just now its 5 degrees and pouring with rain lol
Many Thanks
Jim
Apr 28th 2005 | 8:18 am
#13
da Bonehead
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From: Lion in da jungle
Re: scottish newbie!
Originally Posted by Vegemite Kids
sorry to take this thread off topic but my hubby is from n.berwick also. wonder if they know each other? how weird would that be if they did !
Apr 28th 2005 | 10:53 am
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From: kirriemuir,Scotland
Re: scottish newbie!
Originally Posted by BillnLinz
Hi Jim & family
You must work at Noranside, I used to live in Woodlands crescent 25 years ago.
We drove past there a few weeks ago, hasn't changed much in that time!!
Hope you enjoy the forum
Bill
You must work at Noranside, I used to live in Woodlands crescent 25 years ago.
We drove past there a few weeks ago, hasn't changed much in that time!!
Hope you enjoy the forum
Bill
). I am enjoying the forum thanks everyone for all the words of kindness and encouragement!!Jim
Apr 28th 2005 | 10:54 am
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Re: scottish newbie!
Originally Posted by Vegemite Kids
sorry to take this thread off topic but my hubby is from n.berwick also. wonder if they know each other? how weird would that be if they did !
Yvonne
