BeeJaye

I like I like the Buttersoft Stretch range too, I get them online from Uniform Advantage, ftr I'm 5'2".

I find the Buttersoft Stretch range from Uniform Advantage (online) to be very comfortable. They also have lots of other brands on their site, you can search specifically for "stretch" varieties.

Thanks again everyone from another frustrated first year :)

Thanks for that, it's helpful to know. I always intended to do the bridging course and this just cements that decision :)

In light of comments about the work being so similar, what would RNs on here say to an EN student planning to do the "make up" course to RN after graduation? I am about to begin my Diploma and once finished I will be automatically offered a place in the local Universities Bachelor of Nursing, which I have three years to accept. Upon finishing the Diploma I am considering working full time as an EN for about a year and then going back to part time while I complete the Bachelor (which is 18 months of work but would take 3 years part time). However if the work is that similar, is doing the Bachelor a waste of time? It kind of seems that way except for the pay difference of course, and that my Husband has a British passport and we're hoping to move to the UK (for a year in two) in about 8 years. It's my understanding that the UK has no equivalent to an EN so if I want to work there as a nurse I need to be a qualified RN. Oh by the way, since this is my first post, hi :)