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Out of general curiosity what do you people do during the week?
I am doing my first year of university doing high school courses in chemistry, math, physics and construction technology so i have the right merits to start studiyng to become an engineer next year.

I was at uni full-time doing Graphic Design all last year and every week of this year until around July.

Then I pulled out for a while because of...personal issues, so at the moment I'm working 5 or 6 days a week making coffee/being a waiter at a café.

Gonna go over to Europe for a trip the end of the year then start doing a Music Production course next year and maybe continue Graphic Design part-time at the same time.

I'm in my third year of studying Graphic Design but AT NIGHT.......

I'll be studying English language at university on udergraduate degree from next month. This major is popular in Poland. It helps me to find a good paid job in the office.

I can't wait because I always wanted to be good in foregin languages.

I'm in the final year of high school and I don't know what I'm gonna do afterwards.

I do many things.

I study Computer Science at Uni, 2nd year.

I also have a job with an IT support company. They do a lot of work for big stores like B&Q, Homebase, a few schools in the southampton area and loads of other stuff. I'm technically "field support" but I spend a lot of time on the phones >.>

I also run the IT system for my dad's girlfriend's company and do a bit of freelance web design!

I'm in the 2nd year of people & business management and I'm looking into going to some school for detective/ crime scene investigation work after graduating or getting my master degree. Not sure tho, it doesn't pay as well as something I could do with my current study but it's pretty exciting. I guess time will tell, I'll probably end up doing some of this csi/detective work for a while and do some management work as I turn older.

I'm currently working at a foundation that 'owns' 60 schools. I'm doing human resource management over there. And I work at a beach during the summer

blackhawk1105 wrote:I'm in the 2nd year of people & business management and I'm looking into going to some school for detective/ crime scene investigation work after graduating or getting my master degree. Not sure tho, it doesn't pay as well as something I could do with my current study but it's pretty exciting. I guess time will tell, I'll probably end up doing some of this csi/detective work for a while and do some management work as I turn older.

I'm currently working at a foundation that 'owns' 60 schools. I'm doing human resource management over there. And I work at a beach during the summer

Have you always been interested in CSI stuff?
It looks awesome and interesting on the TV, but I heard it is not exactly like that at all.

First year of sixth form doing psychology, biology, chemistry and English, and I have no clue what i'm going to do but i want to travel a shitload and not just be stuck in one place for my whole life. #wontbecaughtlivinginadeadendjob

Shelley41 wrote:

blackhawk1105 wrote:I'm in the 2nd year of people & business management and I'm looking into going to some school for detective/ crime scene investigation work after graduating or getting my master degree. Not sure tho, it doesn't pay as well as something I could do with my current study but it's pretty exciting. I guess time will tell, I'll probably end up doing some of this csi/detective work for a while and do some management work as I turn older.

I'm currently working at a foundation that 'owns' 60 schools. I'm doing human resource management over there. And I work at a beach during the summer

Have you always been interested in CSI stuff?
It looks awesome and interesting on the TV, but I heard it is not exactly like that at all.

I've always been interested in csi stuff, but I've never watched shows like csi. I do watch documentaries like forensic detectives etc. A lot. Those documentaries show what it's really like to examine a crime scene. And I've always wanted to catch killers cause I fucking hate scumbags

blackhawk1105 wrote:

Shelley41 wrote:

blackhawk1105 wrote:I'm in the 2nd year of people & business management and I'm looking into going to some school for detective/ crime scene investigation work after graduating or getting my master degree. Not sure tho, it doesn't pay as well as something I could do with my current study but it's pretty exciting. I guess time will tell, I'll probably end up doing some of this csi/detective work for a while and do some management work as I turn older.

I'm currently working at a foundation that 'owns' 60 schools. I'm doing human resource management over there. And I work at a beach during the summer

Have you always been interested in CSI stuff?
It looks awesome and interesting on the TV, but I heard it is not exactly like that at all.

I've always been interested in csi stuff, but I've never watched shows like csi. I do watch documentaries like forensic detectives etc. A lot. Those documentaries show what it's really like to examine a crime scene. And I've always wanted to catch killers cause I fucking hate scumbags

Oh okay! Not that I thought you would be stupid to think those CSI were awesome and that you expected the same thing in the real world ;)
But it sure sounds damn interesting!!

Jake wrote:I do many things.

I study Computer Science at Uni, 2nd year.

I also have a job with an IT support company. They do a lot of work for big stores like B&Q, Homebase, a few schools in the southampton area and loads of other stuff. I'm technically "field support" but I spend a lot of time on the phones >.>

I also run the IT system for my dad's girlfriend's company and do a bit of freelance web design!

Wow, when do you have a life with all that? Or maybe it is your life.

Emil wrote:

Jake wrote:I do many things.

I study Computer Science at Uni, 2nd year.

I also have a job with an IT support company. They do a lot of work for big stores like B&Q, Homebase, a few schools in the southampton area and loads of other stuff. I'm technically "field support" but I spend a lot of time on the phones >.>

I also run the IT system for my dad's girlfriend's company and do a bit of freelance web design!

Wow, when do you have a life with all that? Or maybe it is your life.

Evenings my friend. Evenings. Albeit occasionally.

I studied Computer Networks & Security at uni last year and this year I'll be studying networking devices business... Not something I'm happy with. In UK I've done music courses, like mixing songs and stuff like that, and I realized that's what I love more than anything, but sadly in france there aren't any job in the music industry, plus all the music produced in france is shit so I'm stuck with computing...

First year student in community college, and I work.

I'm doing my Advanced Highers (Uni prep) in English, History & Physics at a Private School. I'll be going on to do English Literture at University next year - hopefully at Oxford or Durham.

High School. :/

Gregorovich wrote:I'm doing my Advanced Highers (Uni prep) in English, History & Physics at a Private School. I'll be going on to do English Literture at University next year - hopefully at Oxford or Durham.

Get you

Well, I'm a special police agent. I'm trained to transport prisoners to the court, other prisons, to the hospital, and other cool things like that. I'm stationed in Ypres and we travel all around my small country (but it ain't that small..). We go Brussels, Antwerp, Luik, etc etc.. That are zones we don't know, so we drop the prisoner and then do some sightseeing.

Great job, also really good paid :)

Stef wrote:Well, I'm a special police agent. I'm trained to transport prisoners to the court, other prisons, to the hospital, and other cool things like that. I'm stationed in Ypres and we travel all around my small country (but it ain't that small..). We go Brussels, Antwerp, Luik, etc etc.. That are zones we don't know, so we drop the prisoner and then do some sightseeing.

Great job, also really good paid :)

You should be the mean cop and punch those shitheads in the face!