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My first job was like that it never changed I had to change jobs to get a better wage.

Chris is right about formal training.

cant physically get myself to do exams(n)

it is a bit annoying taking a pay cut but i did get it lucky when i started and i am probably now in the real world and it hit me hard.

earning £19,000 a year at 16 to what I'm on now at almost 19 is a big change and considering at my old job i spent 99% of my day on FF:p
 
Well I best come back then it! Anyway I shall try and catch up with everything tonight so the servers better be ready for a hammering :devil:

Thought we'd got rid of you! :p WB Mikeee / J1ppers ;)
 
Right work is **** again(n) I hate what I have to do and a few thigs have happened in the last weeks which were not good and I have lost friends there! In fact the 3 people I spoke to most will now not speak to me.

Anyway I wanted a change before this happened this just made me hurry things along.

Any good websites for finding jobs? also considering uni but I have a lack of A levels:rolleyes:
 
Right work is **** again(n) I hate what I have to do and a few thigs have happened in the last weeks which were not good and I have lost friends there! In fact the 3 people I spoke to most will now not speak to me.

Anyway I wanted a change before this happened this just made me hurry things along.

Any good websites for finding jobs? also considering uni but I have a lack of A levels:rolleyes:

http://www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk/JCP/index.html

;)

As for Uni, it depends on what you want to do. A degree is not the be all and end all unless you get one in a vocational subject that has a high demand. Too many people come out with Mickey Mouse degrees that have no specialism, or they one that is oversupplied in the job market (IT is one in particular).

If you don't have any A levels and you want to go to University, then I can recommend doing an Access Course at college. Many are specific to vocational degrees (Teaching, Nursing, Social Work, Science etc.) and will not only get you into university but will also make the first year a doddle. I did one and am now in the final 5 months of my Nursing degree! :eek:
 
http://www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk/JCP/index.html

;)

As for Uni, it depends on what you want to do. A degree is not the be all and end all unless you get one in a vocational subject that has a high demand. Too many people come out with Mickey Mouse degrees that have no specialism, or they one that is oversupplied in the job market (IT is one in particular).

If you don't have any A levels and you want to go to University, then I can recommend doing an Access Course at college. Many are specific to vocational degrees (Teaching, Nursing, Social Work, Science etc.) and will not only get you into university but will also make the first year a doddle. I did one and am now in the final 5 months of my Nursing degree! :eek:

yeah I need to have a serious think. I work in IT at the moment but enver actually wanted to. It kind of just happened.
 
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