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Just finished school. What to do...
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Yup, that times come also! I've finished stat. schooling!
Now I'm thinking to myself, gawd what am I going to dooo! My cuz's and that suggest I work in tesco but that's not my cup of tea!
I'm going to be starting 6th form in september - Hopefuly! and Want something to by the time with and earn some moneys!
Now personaly, I would like to go into either a office enviroment or something directly linked with Computers.
Seeing as my work experience was done in a school enviroment, I would like to possibly keep with the same path.
Any ideas for a bored 16 year old
Now I'm thinking to myself, gawd what am I going to dooo! My cuz's and that suggest I work in tesco but that's not my cup of tea!
I'm going to be starting 6th form in september - Hopefuly! and Want something to by the time with and earn some moneys!
Now personaly, I would like to go into either a office enviroment or something directly linked with Computers.
Seeing as my work experience was done in a school enviroment, I would like to possibly keep with the same path.
Any ideas for a bored 16 year old
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yep. it's really really hard to get your first job, especially at this time of year when there are loads of students looking for employment. the best thing you can do is print of a stack of cv's and try everywhere and anywhere. don't be discouraged if you get turned down, and remember that you really can't afford to be picky. if you take a shit job then remember that it's all experience, and then when you want a better job you can show them that you have previous employment on your cv.
Why not work in Tesco (who are pretty much guaranteed to have jobs going, much like McD's) or somewhere similar while you look for another, better job? At least you'll have money coming in and you will have at least some experience and therefore a better chance of getting a better job.