What do you do for a living?

Tam

Teaching assistant in year 3. C**p money but the job satisfaction more than makes up for it!

deb_buffy

I'm an IT Techie for a high school and feeder primary schools

jenchin66

Mike_St_Helens wrote:

Hmm.. ..........

Is this when people are just released?

Bambywamby

Manager of a Residential and Homecare Company.

Its busy and varied..but I fancy a change in career very shortly. :rolleyes:

bexmark_2

Benefit Verification Officer, visiting and advising Housing/Council Tax Benefit claimants at home - but hoping for career change in near future, (if anyone will have me!).

FieryBlondeScot

drugs worker - busy ensuring class A drug using offenders are diverted from crime and drugs by putting em in treatment( or trying to anyway)and by chasing various agencies inc probation and prison to make sure if theyre jailed they get rehabilitation inside and continued on release , also make reccos to the court as to suitability for community sentences, never a dull moment.

been doing it for 5 years now and wouldnt do anything else.

also mum of 1

housekeeper and extreme moneysaver

~evanesco~

I'm a sales assistant at a petrol station. It's boring work, s to pass the time I'm studying with OU for a Social Sciences Degree. I have no idea where I want it to take me (career-wise) I find it interesting. This will be my third career change.

I've been a fully-qualified BHS Riding Instructor (poor pay), an Ofsted Registered Childminder (with an Outstanding inspection report), again poor pay. Both were jobs I loved but poor pay, often below minimum wage.

I should add that I'm only 26!!!

So now I get minimum wage, decent hours, work part time with a 4 day weekend, 4 weeks paid holiday, time with my family and money to pay off the debts too.

Evans. xox

caravanlover

learning support assistant, for children aged 5-16 with severe learning difficultoes ( part time)

mum of two gorgeous children

kittyminx

Learning support tutor at the local college...love it! don't earn anything like enough and not a secure job!!!

Evans...I too was a BHS ridiing instructor, back in the days before min wage...earned £45 pw plus accomm for me and horse! not much hey! then I was a Nanny...so pretty similar to you...decided at 27 to go away to uni to get a proper job....but since I gave up nannying the wages for that profession have gone throught he roof! typical...

SSB

I work part time at a hostel for homeless, advise 1 day a week at CAB and am a mother of two ( 8 and 10 ). Amazon, eBay, on-line surveys, product testing etc.. on the side.