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Uniformed Police Officer: ... was a Police Officer for a period of 3 and a half years. Not an overly long time to be doing the job, but not a short time either. Deciding to join the Police. All through my life, I have only ever wanted to be a Firefighter. Anyone else who wants to do that will know just how hard it is to become one. As such, at the age of 18, I decided I needed a job that would give me similar satisfaction as a career in ...
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	Social Worker ... m a qualified social worker, and have been since I completed my BA degree in Social Work last summer. I m working as a social worker for a local authority not, with vulnerable adults. It s a very interesting job, but it s also very full on... I ve currently got a case load in the mid twenties, and when I m at work I rarely get a minute s peace. There s always people to ring or visit. My caseload is really varied, and includes anyone over the age of 18 - older adults, adults with physical or learning difficulties, or mental health issues. I originally became a social worker because I wanted to work with people, my degree took three years to complete, although if you ha... Read the full review: Social Work by cezzybunny
	Gap Years in general ... years are gaining popularity, thousands of people of all ages decide to get away and experience what our planet has to offer. The opportunities are endless, we are extremely lucky to live on such a wonderful planet, so rich and diverse with millions of species, many of which we have not even discovered yet! Whatever your preferences there is a huge variety of activities and locations to choose from. I personally spent the majority of my gap year in Morzine located in the French Alps, i worked on the lifts and snowboarded and partied the rest of the time. Now i understand some of you may be thinking well thats a waste of time, surely it s more important to advance in ... Read the full review: Gap Year-Not just fun, you learn so much! by powsucks
	Air Cabin Crew ... was Cabin Crew for a year whilst considering my options for careers after university. I worked for a well known budget airline and found it an easy way to pass nine months but would not return to the profession. The plus points are that you undertake an extremely intensive 4-6 week training course which means you are 100% confident in the air (normally you only have 3 crew for 150 people, fine normally but what happens if something medical or an emergency happens - no-one to deal with but you!), the shift patterns are three days off, three early starts (4am) then 4 lates (2pm) which is great as you hardly seem to feel you are at work and you can easily fit in a second j... Read the full review: Flying the skies... but never seeing outside the plane by suzanneb84

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