What qualification is required to work with in a creche in Glasgow?

FETAC is NOT an accepted qualification in Scotland but there are numerous course places that would be available to someone having attained a FETAC qualification .There are also plenty of nursing assistant and auxilliay nursing jobs which do not require the more stringent qualifications of SRNs.Try a job search on Monster.com using the tags of auxilliary nurse or nursing assistant,you may get a better idea of salary ,qualifications needed etc.

Answer to your further question. Whilst in the USA i had my blood taken several times usually by a dedicated phlebotomist,here it is much more usual for a nurse in a gen med facility or a practise nurse attached to a GP`s surgery,however i had blood taken by a woman in a yellow uniform during a hospital stay in Scotland who appeared to be there for the sole purpose of taking blood samples for the Haemetology Dept,so perhaps there might be a different job title than the phlebotamist tag used in US hospitals.

Hope this helps, and good luck in your endevour to get a career going over here.

I've never heard of Fetac so am guessing it's not going to be accepted. The best way to get a qualification is to go to college and do a years NC course and then a years HNC however you can also do an 18mth/2year course to achieve your SVQ2 and SVQ3 to do this you would work full time (with not much pay) and study at the same time, might be a suitable option if you already have experience and studied the subject and need to earn some money whilst you gain your qualification.

To apply for an SVQ course you could find out who runs the course and apply through them or more commonly check out the job centre website for nurseries advertising for a nursery assistant who they are wanting to train up.

Hi Fetac is not accepted aas a qualification in Glasgow im sorry, you need to go to college and do a nc education and childcare course or a svq 2 childcare course, good luck in moving to Glasgow you will love it its a great city.