ipixie™ said:
Just cnt c me sittin in a office all day, did a year of I.T n it bored me to death
. Rather get a hands on job n earn some good money .Farril said:
A = Business Studies and Managment
A = Modern Studies with Politics
B = Mathamatics ;x
B = Physics
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Don't do something because it pays well, do it because it's something you'll enjoy doing. Guaranteed you'll be so much happier if you enjoy your job rather than if you're only doing it for the money.ProHunteR said:
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At least he's happy. His line of work may not appeal to you or I but at least he's got himself off his arse and got a job unlike alot of the people in the country. Some people just sponge off the state like the lazy fuckers that they are.ipixie said:
My dad's a painter and decorator , he works in Cannary Warf and gets 350-450 per week imo that aint bad...
But hes quite skilled, best payed job was 600quid n free travel card when he worked at a trainstation - putting tracks down etc.
But hes quite skilled, best payed job was 600quid n free travel card when he worked at a trainstation - putting tracks down etc.
ProHunteR said:
Same ma dad is one too, thts wot prob made me want to go in2 tht line of work tbh. Looking at the way i got brought up etc he aint doin too bad so dnt no y ipixel is makin it out to b a dead end job
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Farril said:
17..Just going into 2nd year of university in october
18 in november
<3 smarteh pants
Dataforce said:
I was 17 going to College (Or UNI as you brits call it) Depends on if you do 4th year or not(Tis optional)
wtf-this-time said:
Really??
I'm working for spondoolies while you working arse and face and arms and legs.... and nose off, to pay back your Uni Loan and get some qualifications you wont need.
Exactly why I didn't go to university. The only reason to go to university is if you want to be a doctor, lawyer, vet, teacher, etc. Anything else is pointless to be honest.konnichiwa said:
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oh. you mean anything well paid then?
sorry. id rather be stuck doing the carrier that i actually want, earning £30K+ a year. rather than being in a repetitive job that will go nowhere and earns me £15k-.
qualifications are everything nowadays. no one can say otherwise.
sorry. id rather be stuck doing the carrier that i actually want, earning £30K+ a year. rather than being in a repetitive job that will go nowhere and earns me £15k-.
qualifications are everything nowadays. no one can say otherwise.
No, I mean professions that actually need the correct training. Qualifications aren't everything either and I speak from experience. About 2 years ago I was leaving college with a bull**** qualification in ICT which was a complete waste of my time, out of the 20-odd units we did I learned something from maybe 3 of them. In the 2 years that the course took I could have taught myself a hell of alot more. 6 months later I go for an interview at one of the best online gambling software developers in the world and out of the 50 people that applied I got the job and I can tell you now that it wasn't because of my qualifications.
There are too many people who put too much faith in the education system.
There are too many people who put too much faith in the education system.
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Farril said:
You'll find when you come out of uni, you'll only be able to get a 15k job first at most! What counts most these days is Experience, and employers will take people with 18months+ exp over someone who's got a degree but knows **** all about working.