Jobs

Fuck that, how much does everyone make per year?

Get ready for this................ a whopping £11,500 per year. Hell Yeah! Kids in McDonalds make more than me!

I'm a primary school teacher and i adore my job!

I'm currently teaching year 6, pretty stressful at the moment as the children are preparing for thier SATS and my children 'must' get their levels to keep the image and value added of the school right
I am also the PE co-ordinatior and after school clubs co-ordinator

In the next 10 years, I aim to be working as a happy classroom practictioner, possibly abroad....in fact i had an interview for a job in Marbella yesterday....fingers crossed i get it!!! I don't see myself as a Head at all you become a manager and not a teacher....

I'm a Financial Planning Manager at HSBC. Mainly doing mortgages and associated insurances at the moment but have been slowly getting into investments and pensions. Only got into it by fluke but quite enjoy it, would like to get more into the investments/pensions side of it and eventually go independant but that's a long way off.

Does anybody on this boad have a regular job like me? Proper scum.

Im a Heating Engineer for British Gas. Basically i go around peoples houses, talk shit, drink strong coffee and fix boilers in between.

I whinge about it but id be doing the same if i was somewhere else.

General Manager at the Quilted Camel down on the Quayside

I work in social housing & deal with anything from applications, anti-social behavior, lettings, repairs & whole host of other stuff & because I am mint I am one the companies facilitators on customers service training. Looking to be a Housing Officer within the next 6 to 12 months.

I am sure a board member from this board sent an application to where I work............I HAVE A LONG FOOKING MEMORY

Been working on a pipeline in QHSE. Next job is in Columbia, tempting like

Going back to uni soon to do a Masters in Environment though, after which I will be an Environmental Consultant or Environmental Manager involved in construction projects.

I'm a risk management consultant at an energy consultancy. I'm brought in by large energy users (min £8 million spend a year) to establish their appetite for risk, how they should buy energy dependent on that appetite, and set structures and limits around how to manage the risk associated with how they are purchasing.

i work at Cramlington im in charge of a department which deals with the insurance side of a building firm

I work in Flares

I work for Northumbria Uni maintaining one of the HOR!!!

hopefully in 10 years time il have my own building surveying business and i want to get into property development

Treasury Analyst for NR but for how long i dont know

Work as an auditor in Luxembourg. Mainly auditing banks, investment funds and a few private equity companies.

Do you need to do a masters for that? What was your undergrad degree in? I bet you could apply for some environmental consultant positions and get one - so many people are doing Transport Planning MScs at the moment when they really don't need to, as Transport Planners are in high demand - I did a Geography degree and walked into the job, it's really basic and once I get chartership (5 years down the line) I'll be laughing

I did geography too. I wanna get into oil and gas, minimum requirement is a masters I'm told. Dunno if thats actually true cos I ain't applied yet - I can't apply for those types of jobs here because of the visa I'm on. Might be worth a shot when I come back though. Masters degree is good if you wanna emigrate to Australia/New Zealand/Canada anyway - you virtually get straight in.

Yeah probably mate, we always seem short of blokes. I'll have an ask about to see for sure, not sure who to ask like. Ideals fuckin suck lol

You aint wrong there mate. Also their engineers are fuckin terrible down south from what ive seen (i dont work for ideal directly).

I got told to change a heatex on a boiler down there... so i did, by the time i filled my sheets out the pressure was up through 3-4bar, wife told me that always happened, so i checked the expansion vessel, it was knacked and that was the problem all along.

the engineer who had been before me said, "when the pressure goes up like that, let some water out of the radiators, its fine"

dunno how they get away with it lol

Is that for the Council?