It really does not matter as far as your course is concerned, whether you get a job at an NHS, Private or a 'Mixed' clinic (one that offers both NHS and private treatments) as long as you are exposed to a wide range of dental treatments. You will need to assist with a variety of

As the course will require a work placement, please ensure you have a legal right to work in the UK before you enrol. The Academy is not responsible for checking if you are eligable for work, or what the restrictions on your visa/work permit might be. We advice you to check this with the Home

As a college we strongly believe that practical workplace training is an integral part of our students' learning journey, is essential for the safety of everyone at the practice, including patients, and as a recruitment agency we think that training is a key to a successful hire and a good workplace relationship, so the mandatory

The process of finding a part time job is the same as looking for a full time job. Please refer to the questions above: 'Where do I look for jobs?' and 'How do I find a job that is local to me?' Please, however, please keep in mind that finding a part time job would

The course includes an assessed work placement. You will need to be working as a trainee dental nurse for a minimum of 16 hours per week over the duration of the course to complete your written eRoE (electronic Record of Experience) coursework. However, the more hours you are available the better; it is usually easier

When you start looking for work, you will notice that many practice are looking for a 'GDC' dental nurse. GDC stands for General Dental Council and it is an official medical registration number you get awarded once you have passed your national exams. You will not be able to apply for your GDC number until

No. If you were a qualified dental nurse or already working at a practice then YES, your employer could potentially help you arrange it. However, as you are a student looking for your first job and cannot commence work in a dental practice until you’ve had at least the first Hp B vaccine (out of

Hepatitis B (also called Hep B) vaccination is very important and you will not be able to work as a trainee nurse without it. The Hepatitis B vaccine is recommended for anyone working in a setting where there's a risk of infection. This can be through the bites of patients, needlestick injury, or through direct

First of all, it would be very difficult for you to ommit several years of education and work experience (if you practiced dentistry abroad) from your CV. Second of all, being an overseas-qualified dentist might work to your advantage as many practices will like the fact that you already have experience and kbowledge of dental

Please check out the prevous question: 'Where do I look for jobs?' Also, please check out THIS YouTube video where we talk about finding a job in your local area.