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application form help needed
Former Member
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in Work & Study
Got two questions regarding an application form.
1. I have no qualifications, I left school without completing my GCSE's so I'm not sure what to put under qualifications gained. What do I put?
2. I've had no previous job experience, so what do I put for that?
1. I have no qualifications, I left school without completing my GCSE's so I'm not sure what to put under qualifications gained. What do I put?
2. I've had no previous job experience, so what do I put for that?
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If you're fortunate enough to get an interview then you'll likely be asked to account for it.
What's the job you're going for?
Yes, but you're still likely to have to compete with other applicants, some of which will have qualifications or work experience to support their application and prove their capabilities.
Once you get your first job then that will no doubt help you find other work, however, if you find yourself long term unemployed then it might be advisable to get yourself back to college and get some official pretty papers saying how great you are?
It's always an advantage. Though most bookies are now computerised, the machine works out odds or payments for you, it's just a case of counting out the cash. I expect cash handling is something they'd assess you on during your interview or probationary period.
so best to be prepared for a AMAZING interview.
It's nothing hard.
Quick test (feel free to use a calculator):
1) What's 18+29?
2) What's 45-12?
3) What's 8x11?
4) What's 30% of £360?
5) What's 3x14x6x2?
6) If I place a £1 stake at 300 to 1 and win what do I get back?
7) If I place £30 at 210 to 1 and win then what do I get back?
8) If I place £5 on a multiplier of 33 to 1 and 40 to 1 and both win then what do I get back?
1) 47
2) 33
3) 88
4) £108
5) 504
6) £301 ((1 x 300) +1)
7) £6330 ((30 x 210) +30)
8) £6840 ((((5x33) + 5) x40) +40)