> How long does it take to train as a hygienist and what sort of salary does
> it pay?
In the UK, it's a 2 year full-time course to train as a hygienist. The
minimum requirements are five GCSEs (grade A to C, including English
and a science subject) and either a dental nursing qualification or two
"A" levels. A lot of dental hygienists started out as dental nurses.
As a rough guide, a hygienist working in an NHS practice can earn
around £21,000 a year; with experience this may rise to around
£30,000. An experienced hygienist working in a non-NHS practice may
earn up to £38,000 (those figures are from a 2005 career guidance
catalogue).
jools - 02 Apr 2006 17:08 GMT
>> How long does it take to train as a hygienist and what sort of
>> salary does it pay?
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> earn up to £38,000 (those figures are from a 2005 career guidance
> catalogue).
Thanks for that letsconnect, appreciated
DIMMs - 05 Apr 2006 14:43 GMT
jools wrote:
> How long does it take to train as a hygienist and what sort of salary does
> it pay?
>In the UK, it's a 2 year full-time course to train as a hygienist. The
>minimum requirements are five GCSEs (grade A to C, including English
>and a science subject) and either a dental nursing qualification or two
>"A" levels. A lot of dental hygienists started out as dental nurses.
Just curious
I understand in the UK, it's compulsory to study French as a second
language. How important is this subject as far as scholarships are
concerned?
letsconnect - 06 Apr 2006 01:03 GMT
> I understand in the UK, it's compulsory to study French as a second
> language.
Not to the best of my knowledge?
Joel344 - 06 Apr 2006 12:22 GMT
letsconnect Wrote:
> > I understand in the UK, it's compulsory to study French as a second
> > language.
>
> Not to the best of my knowledge?
Here i nthe U.S. of A. a good hygienist can earn $90K.
All that scaling and root planing at work ...
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Joel34
letsconnect - 06 Apr 2006 14:50 GMT
> letsconnect Wrote:
> >
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> Here i nthe U.S. of A. a good hygienist can earn $90K.
> All that scaling and root planing at work ....
And "les vacances" isn't in the dictionary...