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Nobody in the real world seems very helpful, so why not jump on the bandwagon here Mr Duck..
Dude! In a few months I graduate, and I don't have a fricking clue!
I'm looking for a career that will accept people with a non-job-specific degree, pays reasonably well and is something that feels enjoyable and worthwhile.
Do they exist? Or am I living in a naive dream that everyone else was birch-slapped out of long ago?
I have a decent 2:1 degree, and soon (hopefully) a MSc. I'm pretty intelligent, and can relocate anywhere that'll have me.
Anyone got any ideas?
Or any web sites that read your soul and fix your life?
Dude! In a few months I graduate, and I don't have a fricking clue!
I'm looking for a career that will accept people with a non-job-specific degree, pays reasonably well and is something that feels enjoyable and worthwhile.
Do they exist? Or am I living in a naive dream that everyone else was birch-slapped out of long ago?
I have a decent 2:1 degree, and soon (hopefully) a MSc. I'm pretty intelligent, and can relocate anywhere that'll have me.
Anyone got any ideas?
Or any web sites that read your soul and fix your life?
Law, and I'll have a masters in Forensics (hopefully!)
What is your degree exactly?
I wanted to be a pilot actually, but my eyesight wasn't up to it. Shame though, I could have bagged some serious funding from them while I did my degree :^(
Thought about teaching, but I know someone else who went into it. He spends all his time trying to keep chavs quiet, and hates it.
I was watching something on the BBC this morning about Australia pimping out ther sheilas to attract plumbers and electricians into the country.
I guess the right kind of tradesman can go anywhere in the world, and usually make a decent income.
It'd feel wrong to finish my MSc and take up NVQs though.
*Ponders*
Thought about teaching, but I know someone else who went into it. He spends all his time trying to keep chavs quiet, and hates it.
I was watching something on the BBC this morning about Australia pimping out ther sheilas to attract plumbers and electricians into the country.
I guess the right kind of tradesman can go anywhere in the world, and usually make a decent income.
It'd feel wrong to finish my MSc and take up NVQs though.
*Ponders*
RAF. Your skills will be tested more so than any business in need of a graduate.
I fancy working for a charity or probably become a History teacher after a few years.
That's what I'm afraid of *shudder*
More likely is that I'll drift into my part time supermarket work, just as a 'temporary' thing until I find a proper job.
Then 12 years on I'll wake up and find I'm still putting out boxes of fruit and veg at Sainsbury's, and the world has passed me by.
I actually quite like the work for the most part, but maybe that's because I'm only doing 8 hours a week.
Still, having turned down a law career, I think I need something reasonably well paying and stimulating to fill the void.
More likely is that I'll drift into my part time supermarket work, just as a 'temporary' thing until I find a proper job.
Then 12 years on I'll wake up and find I'm still putting out boxes of fruit and veg at Sainsbury's, and the world has passed me by.
I actually quite like the work for the most part, but maybe that's because I'm only doing 8 hours a week.
Still, having turned down a law career, I think I need something reasonably well paying and stimulating to fill the void.
McDonalds?
Nobody in the real world seems very helpful, so why not jump on the bandwagon here Mr Duck..
Dude! In a few months I graduate, and I don't have a fricking clue!
I'm looking for a career that will accept people with a non-job-specific degree, pays reasonably well and is something that feels enjoyable and worthwhile.
Do they exist? Or am I living in a naive dream that everyone else was birch-slapped out of long ago?
I have a decent 2:1 degree, and soon (hopefully) a MSc. I'm pretty intelligent, and can relocate anywhere that'll have me.
Anyone got any ideas?
Or any web sites that read your soul and fix your life?
Dude! In a few months I graduate, and I don't have a fricking clue!
I'm looking for a career that will accept people with a non-job-specific degree, pays reasonably well and is something that feels enjoyable and worthwhile.
Do they exist? Or am I living in a naive dream that everyone else was birch-slapped out of long ago?
I have a decent 2:1 degree, and soon (hopefully) a MSc. I'm pretty intelligent, and can relocate anywhere that'll have me.
Anyone got any ideas?
Or any web sites that read your soul and fix your life?