Hi everyone, I was reading up on the regulations last minute, and wanted to check about the dress code.
I know PACES has a dress code, but for home exams, do we need to have a specific dress code, or I can sit in a simple black T-shirt and sport shorts and socks?
I know it sounds silly and trivial but I want to reduce any stressors.
Hey booklovers of reddit and waterstones people,
I am an international medical graduate and need to take exams for a while to get registered. I was considering working part-time jobs locally, I'm also applying to entry roles in clinics and healthcare but I just wanted to challenge myself and work in retail, since I've never done anything like it. So my local Waterstones came to mind.
It says I should go personally and ask them. Has anyone done this? How is the process? And would they consider me? Or rather what would they consider?