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Originally Posted by queenie40something
Teach your kids a trade - hubby is in the building trade and our son has worked with him from the age of 17. Paul has never in 27 yrs been out of work in the UK ( everyone needs houses built, repaired, roads repaired, pipes re - layed ) and he has worked for the same firm from the age of 16. I am a Motor Insurance Underwriter and so is my daughter, this is compulsory in the UK, every needs to eat and everyone needs their hair cut.
Sometimes kids can go to Uni for yrs and still be unemployed at the end of all their hard studies. Get a City and Guilds in plumbing and you won t go far wrong.
What does our youngest want to do!! dont know?????? I try to tell her to look at what Mr Average needs but it falls on deaf ears. She just doesnt know and I think there are so many choices out there for them but they need to be realistic. She really likes media, photography and graphics but what are her chances of working for a magazine or newspaper??? Chances are she wont go to Uni. She has said she wants to work in childcare but I desperately am trying to talk her out of that one / or it will be chef!! even worse. Choices choices - just glad Im not a teen and Im in my 40's looking to live the dream in Egypt!! xxx
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Yeah Queeni your opinion is true and my bigest worries my childs future and career, that is why I try to do my best to give them what i couldn't have, give them my experience, to have the choice either work with me in my own company or they have the choice to decide what they want from life, me it tooks me around 8 years of different positions in different industries till I know what i want to do in my life, what i can achieve and what the best i can be successful at it needs time so I wonder if my childrens will be ablt to know sometimes it takes all you life to know what you wana from it