hi i don't know if i am in the good place but i try

[kelvinmuns]

hello
sorry if i am not in the ggod place
i have a little pbm and i would like to know if someboby can help me
my pbm is in febuary i done the fisrt breffing for the childminding
and this week my husband had an appointement for a transfert job in scotland and my question is have i need to cancel my pre-registretion here and start and another one in scotland or the headoffice can transfert my pre-registration?
for the moment i have not my DHC1 my appointement for that is in june
thank you very much for your answers
byebye
marie

[Twinkles]

Sorry I don't know what the rules are for Scotland , but I thought I'd say Hi, welcome and good luck.

[kelvinmuns]

Sorry I don't know what the rules are for Scotland , but I thought I'd say Hi, welcome and good luck.

thank you
byebye
marie

[ruby]

sorry can't help either am sure some one will be along later that can

just wanted to say hello and welcome

cathy

[sarah707]

Scotland and England have very different rules ... if you move, you will have to re-register.

You need to talk to SCMA and get some advice.. here's their website... :D

http://www.childminding.org/

[kelvinmuns]

slt
thankyou for yours answers
it's what i thinking
i will be contact the SCMA latter when my husband trought his appointement
i give to you some news
thankyou again
byebye
marie

[fionamal]

Hiya,

Scotlands rules are totallt different so you would have to re-register when you move up here so might be worth while hanging on just now to see what happens with hubby.

[kelvinmuns]

hi
i wait friday and i can call because he had is appointement thursday
and i hope to have some news in the end of the week
tahnks you for your answer byebye
marie

[miffy]

Just wanted to wish you and hubby good luck

Even if the rules are different in Scotland you can still be a forum member so let us know how you get on

miffy xx

[Pudding Girl]

Hi Marie, hello from sunny Scotland ( not!)

The ladies above are right, Scotland's system is different, a different regulating body ( the care Commission) and also the process is different. You cannot childmind in Scotland unless you are registered by them, even if you could get your registration done in England before you moved - so I would stop your whole process in England, no point doing it.

Whereabouts are you moving to in Scotland?

[Rubybubbles]

Yep agree you should wait!

I was first reg in scotland but then moved to england due to hubby job also, so I had to start from scratch and got very confused in the process:p

[kelvinmuns]

hi rubbybubles
i just saw your post can you explain me the scotich process please
i would like to know before i call please
thank you for your answer
bye bye
marie

[deeb66]

Good luck with everything Marie.

I hope you don't mind but I have moved this out of the training/courses area and moved into the starting minding section