Oh, and I'm reckoning on approximately say three months until OASC (assuming I get that far!), so I'm starting now. Iraq knowledge is pretty good, but there's lots of other things I'd like to brush up on - better to be confident about it I think.

Also, you'll be asked about drugs, some people say the only answer is you've never tried it, but if you've been to uni you can say you tried it once at a party and weren't impressed so you've never done it since. That's what I said, and it was fine.

That was my plan (true as well, tried around 10 ...

Thanks, that's great

Time to start some serious reading

I'm applying for WSOp (got initial aptitude tests nexts tuesday), but my Current Affairs knowledge is somewhat lacking. I figure now is a good time to get started, but I'm still looking around for resources.

Anyone got some decent websites for information, or hints on where to look?

Cheers

Staff Nurse (RGN) (qualified) is recruiting.

Student Staff Nurse isn't recruiting at the moment. My local AFCO thinks it'll be about August before they re-open recruitment for it.

Jeez, so old, I'm 25.

At least I've had decent practice at the beer part, been in training for years now

That's not an injurym just soreness.

Stretch. Then stretch some more.

and a bit later on... stretch.

4z5 wrote:Good Luck mate, if you pass i'll as jealous as f*** !

When, not if

4z5 wrote:Good Luck mate, if you pass i'll as jealous as f*** !

When, not if

Erm, ironing hair? Surely that's not very safe, and also rather awkward too....??

I suppose it shows ingenuity though, lol

Erm, ironing hair? Surely that's not very safe, and also rather awkward too....??

I suppose it shows ingenuity though, lol

It's pretty inaccurate, it only actually makes sense for one particular and specific body type/shape etc. I'm JUST in the ideal range, slightly below overweight. Which I know is absolute crap, I'm quite a way from overweight, lol.

Maybe a quick call to the AFCO is in order? I'm sure they'll be happy to give advice...

For anyone who is anywhere near Newcastle, I suggest Norther Runner on Low Friar st. Good bunch of people, know their stuff too.

It's to do with how you land and where the weight moves as you run. I'm an 'over-pronator', which means when I land, my foot rolls inwards slightly. It's all to do with the shape of your feet basically.

The problem is, if I don't wear trainers designed for this, I have a tendancy to get shin ...