Work to live...

[aruif]

i still want to be a music supervisor for film. i drive everyone nuts talking about what does and doesn't work in soundtracks on pretty much every film i've ever seen. luckily i manage to make mental notes during the film not say them out loud like i used to.

[baty]

my dream job would be to teach in country with stunning beaches, beautiful scenary, probably tropical, with all the resouces I needed - you can tell this is a dream!!

Only drawback - no fmuk tickets to hunt down

[Mesa7719]

I actually qualified as a Legal Secretary back in the day, but never actually did the job because at the time the companies were telling me I was too young (I was 19) and the other half were telling me I had no experience. How am I supposed to get the experience if they wont give me a job because I was too young.

So because of this, I got myself an office junior position in an accounts department and carried from there. I am now 34 and work doing accounts payable. I never really wanted to take my accountancy exams but after a long think, I decided to do my AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians) and have passed my first exam and taking the next one next week.

I dont believe accounting is what I really want to do, but in this day and age a job is a job and it allows me to p*y my bills and do a few things like holidays etc.

What would be my ideal/dream job. Hmmmmm that's a good question, I think I'd like to be a blue peter presenter and make lots of things out of stickyback plastic and loo rolls. Failing that..... not sure.

[weirdfilms33]

I'm very much enjoying going to school and even though I haven't even taken my GCSEs yet I'm starting to have ideas about what I might like to do. I wanted to be a director for a bit but I've found I have more of a passion for writing about film and that kind of thing. So maybe I'll be the next Mark Kermode