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By *ickshawed OP Couple
over a year ago
Wolverhampton |
At a recent get together with friends we got chatting about work experience. Decades ago for us, but I believe kids still do it.
Anyhow, mine was a perfectly boring week. But one friend of mine worked in a nursery and caught headlice. And another friend worked in the office of one of our teachers husband's. And she caught Mr H shagging his secretary. We didn't tell our teacher Mrs H.
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Spent one summer working for repair shop. DVD player face was smashed and the guy gave me a tip and said to call him directly when fixed. The DVD inside titled Big Wet Tits 4. To ensure the product was working as expected I hit the play button |
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over a year ago
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First work experience, I worked in an Office for two weeks. I have never been so bored. I was virtually crying by the end of the first week. I have a healthy respect to those who choose that work style, it's just not for me.
Second work experience was better, I went to work for a whole foods Wholesalers in Inverness, stock take, labels, shop, deliveries even orders. I was almost disappointed that it came to an end. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Not a funny one, but I applied to do mine with a game keeper, up until about two weeks before, I was told I couldn't by my school, due to insurance reasons as a good few years before some idiot had half inched a shotgun out of his vehicle 
I ended up doing work experience at a cinema which turned out to be a pretty fun week |
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I worked in a pet shop I Northampton. Just as I started the owners mum sadly passed away so I was left with the assistant. During my time there he made me kill a parrot who admittedly had a lot of health issues, experienced hamsters managing their own population (babies one day, none the next), git bitten by one of the hamsters and ended up flinging him across the room trying to get him off, witnessed the owner stamp on a wild mouse, and got propositioned by said assistant |
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over a year ago
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When I was on work experience I went back to my old primary school. I enjoyed messing around with all kids, building friendships, making them laugh, playing outdoors and doing crafts with them.
One lunchtime a couple of dinner ladies accused me of being on school property when I shouldn't be there, they obviously didn't know I was on work experience. They made a huge scene with whistles blowing and shouted at me to leave the grounds. The kids rallied around me but to no avail.
I returned to my comprehensive school and was told to see my head master. He informed me that a protest by all the juniors took place after I left, they all refused to leave the playing field until I was brought back... how absolutely amazing kids are 
I was totally and utterly crushed, the fact that my words were not enough to defend myself and I felt helpless. I was not quite 15 years old and my dream of being a teacher ended that day.
My head master was awesome and so supportive but my mind was changed that day.
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I worked at Dixons for 2 weeks…first week was getting to know the products and the second week was on the floor trying to sell.
It made me never want to work in a shop, so that was good experience 
My school friend who done it with me got the bug and went to work for Dixons after leaving school, so it was a good way to get a job.
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I did my work experience at Admiralty House, for the navy.
Got to spend Trafalgar day on the Victory.
Got told I was too pretty to be a wren and confirmed I didn't like taking orders, all that yes sir no sir crap
Had at least 3 of the guys hit on me despite only being 15. |
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There really wasn't much choice in the small town I grew up in, so I ended up working at a small primary school.
It was actually a lot of fun, and I enjoyed helping the kids with the three r's
Best of all was sports, because the three teachers were all ladies and knew nothing about cricket, so I got to coach the lads and they were eternally grateful
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