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Horse_Owner

Another police officer here

beduffrich

Stick to the subject lol. Interesting. I want to be a police officer and submitted my app to Warwickshire in January. Still not heard anything though. Check out jointhejob.com for tips. Natc, horseowner if you have any tips for if I pass the application then I'd be chuffed to hear pm though please to not ruin the thread.

sir_locksalot

blue_monkey wrote: »

When I saw your username I thought you was going to be a hairdresser.... :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Sorry

lol that would be a great name for a hairdresser, i'll have to get copyright

emujuice

I'm a research scientist at a University. I did a PhD first, which means my salary is now around £30,000 after 3 years post PhD. With only a degree the salary is around £20-25,000.
I can love my job, depending on what I'm doing. If things go wrong it's upsetting, but if they go well it's exciting. I make my own hours and have a lot of freedom, but try to stick to 8-9 hours a day.
My salary goes up around £1000 a year. But contracts are short term (2-3 years average) and to stay in the job for more then 10 years takes a lot of dedication and time and part of your soul (ie to become a lecturer/proffessor).
I'm not sure what I'll do next.

purt

Civil Servant

Caderbery

22 working for tesco part time (19 hours a week) working on the checkouts.

mellie_rosie

customer service advisor for Mobile Company £16k per yr

mellie_rosie

beduffrich wrote: »

Hi All
Thought I would start this thread so as people can get ideas of what jobs are out there.

People are always asking what job can I do now and then. If we all list what our current job is then people can browse and get some inspiration. I'll start

I'm 25 and run a business hiring out bouncy castles. In the summer I can make up to £300 per weekend.

Now what about everyone else?

wow I would LOVE to do that! How much do you need first to get started and stuff??

webpro2009

Hi There, i am 23 and am a Aeronautical Engineer ( Aeroplane Engineer) lol . I get £36 per hour. Sounds Great but took me 6 year to study for this

bathgatebuyer

muddy_fox wrote: »

I'm training as a chartered surveyor in the rural faculty - not much money £13k a year, but they pay for my professional membership, exam and conference fees and the lifestyle is great. :cool:

You think?! :eek: I'd get out of surveying in an instant if I could. I thought it sounded great at Uni - out and about the whole time, great money, great car, lovely big house...................................not been out the office in 5 months, got an 8 yr old VW, 2 bed flat :rolleyes:

In todays climate when I've heard of a number of people being made redundant in the profession though, I realise that for all my gripes, I'm one of the lucky ones. I've not even been called as an Assessor this year for the APC Assessments as there are so few people being put forward. Bleek times.