Lead Processor salaries in United Kingdom

I need a reality check from folks with job change experience. I currently work in retail and data annotation, I am applying for school to get a certification to become a sterile processor in the medical field. I have a bachelors in Animation. Long story short, I graduated college just before the pandemic hit and I did not manage to get a job in the field because they all went poof. I am terrified that I won’t get a job once certified in sterile processes. Money is an OBJECT! Help :(

I'm a 70 year young female, with the energy of a 25 year old. My work ethics are above and beyond. No job is not my job. My work history is a plethora of things. Healthcare. From administration to PCA. Payroll clerk. Banking to material control for Disney. Data entry. NEVERTHELESS, technology has changed since I was in the work force. Every job has to be taught. So now my skills are limited to cleaning, which im Great at. Whatever I do is unto a Higher Power. If He's pleased I'm great.

Hi! I have 4 years of customer service experience in a grocery store environment and 9 months working as a Dental Insurance Coordinator. I’m interested in transitioning into remote medical billing and coding and would love advice on certifications, entry-level roles, or how to best get started in the field. Thank you! I have heard great things about the flexibility and growth opportunities in this career path and would love to learn from others already in the field.

HR Manager in a manufacturing facility with no college degree or SHRM-CP cert or anything. Just military HR background and some manufacturing experience when I was younger. The small company I work for has never had an HR person or department. If they decide they still do not NEED an HR and I am just "doing what could be done by department heads", how screwed am I to find another job? On a scale of 1-10. Only been here for just under a year and it is my only civilian HR experience.