what i should or shouln't say in an interview??

ok so had the interview

tbh i hope they dont call me,, i didnt like the place much

oh well better luck next time i suppose

Hi,
Yes of course you should ask for more than you earn today, when it comes to that but I think it is very important that you show that you are very interested in the actual job, that you are very qualified and a really god Dental Nurse first.
When you have told-shown how good you are, they will be willing to pay what you ask or somewhere between. I think, it is a good idea to ask for a little more than you really would dare and then you can show you are willing to lower that sum, a bit.
Meet half ways if you want. Not sure you should bring up that your car isn't serviced for some time.

Good Luck! and let us know how you got on!

ah so its ok to mention money??

ok thanks for your help..

I would be honest hun and why not. or see wot they offer you then say you would like abit more. I went for an interview in Bolton about 3 half yrs ago i qualified in 1993 been dental nursing 27 yrs also NVQ assessor/Tutor n he offered me a wage of Minimum wage he hadnt even looked at my cv. Im in my 40s

ok i'll tell you all a bit about myself

*im 25 been dental nursing since september 2004 (nearly 8 yrs)
*qualified in NVQ 3 in 2006/7
*qualified in dental radiography in June 2011
*currently on £7 (11,760 per yr) so nowhere near £1000 per month
*been refused a pay rise even though im working for a big company with lots of branches (and more being built too) and ive found *out other nurses are getting £2-£3 more than me per hr. they are less qualified *ive been nursing longer than them!!
*and the workload has doubled which is affecting me physically
*im really struggling financially and havent serviced the car for 2Years

since last year ive been looking elsewhere but no luck, but i have an interview tomorrow. when they ask me why i want to leave my job what should i say? should i be honest about the bad pay?

help me please!!