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What Is The Best Way To Start My Career As A Newly Qualified Nurse? The nursing field is one of the most popular medical professions. Not only will you experience a varied and dynamic work environment, but you have the flexibility to pursue a host of unique fields. Nurses can diversify into oncology, occupational health, midwifery, clinical nursing, or any of dozens of other...

The NHS is in crisis. Perhaps it has always been in crisis, but it seems like in the past few years the shortfall in qualified staff and appropriate facilities in the NHS has never been more keenly felt. The effects of this are clear to all NHS users with increased waiting times for operations, shorter hospital stays and a more restricted choice of treatments. Causes Of The ...

You don’t have to look far in the news to find alarming reports of full-time teachers of all seniority levels leaving the profession despite the fact that the UK is experiencing an unprecedented shortage of teachers. The National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) study revealed that full-time teachers work an average of 54 hours per week, while school leaders work o...

We are currently opening our doors in a search for experienced, self-motivated recruitment consultants to join our team at Vetro Recruitment here in Caerphilly! Applications from local talent are very much welcome but we would also like recruiters based in Bristol and London to consider relocating across the Severn Bridge to South Wales. Our offices are situated in the beaut...

Salary £15,659- £18,269 depending on qualifications Based on 39 weeks working = 13 weeks holiday a year What would your dream job look like? Would you love to work in a beautiful part of the UK, with accommodation provided? Doing something that really matters? Would you like to leave behind a dull job – or no job – for a career that is deeply satisfying and rewarding sector?...

Further to the BBC's news article today CLICK HERE. A growing population needs teachers in ever-increasing numbers, especially as the challenges of contemporary education change. There are more demands on pupils, schools and their teachers, teaching assistants and SEN workers than ever before. This has led to a spike in recruitment demand for qualified, self-motivated and ex...

Another school year is over and young people all over the country are getting ready to show off what they have learned over the last year. Whether they are in primary or secondary education, children have worked hard throughout the year and so have their teachers and teaching assistants. Schools are also in the re-evaluation phase and looking at what is the best direction go...

Vetro is 3 years old today! I don’t do this blogging thing very often, but I thought I would for this special occasion. 3 years ago today Alun (aka little spoon), and I (aka big spoon), sat down in an office above his dad’s dental surgery and put the wheels in motion for our dream of having our own recruitment business built around our values. It maybe sounds a bit corny, bu...

There are many rewarding professions, ones that make a real difference to those who benefit from their service and without them, life would be very different. But if ever there was a profession that deserved national appreciation, nursing would have to be near the top of the list. This week, from 5th to the 12th May, is National Nurses Week, with International Nurses Day tak...

Working in special education has its ups and downs like every job, it requires a lot of skill and not everyone can work in these environments, however, it is one of the most rewarding jobs for the right type of person. You need to be patient, have a strong work ethic but most importantly you need to have a good sense of humour and be prepared to get ‘stuck in’ and adapt to d...