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Come Inside... => Saloon Bar => Topic started by: Miss Demeanour on October 26, 2009, 03:15:09 PM
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Primary school children are to get careers advice from the age of seven under a new scheme to encourage them to develop aspirations early on in life.
Under plans drawn up by Schools Secretary Ed Balls, primaries will offer career-related learning, as well as opportunities to experience university life and the world of work, to children aged 7-11.
Mr Balls also outlined an ambition to provide careers advice through to the age of 18, as well as giving every young person access to a mentor who can guide them through the process of preparing for adult life.
If someone had asked me at 7 years old what I wanted to be ' when I grew up' noooo: I would have probably said a mermaid or a princess ....I wonder how the careers advisor would have helped me on my way with that one noooo: noooo: noooo:
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Primary school children are to get careers advice from the age of seven under a new scheme to encourage them to develop aspirations early on in life.
Under plans drawn up by Schools Secretary Ed Balls, primaries will offer career-related learning, as well as opportunities to experience university life and the world of work, to children aged 7-11.
Mr Balls also outlined an ambition to provide careers advice through to the age of 18, as well as giving every young person access to a mentor who can guide them through the process of preparing for adult life.
If someone had asked me at 7 years old wanted I wanted to be ' when I grew up' noooo: I would have probably said a mermaid or a princess ....I wonder how the careers advisor would have helped me on my way with that one noooo: noooo: noooo:
This may explain the aversion to eating fish ~ too much like cannibalism whistle:
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Fish are friends not food rubschin:
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Fish are friends not food rubschin:
Is that the same as saying you have some fishy friends? whistle:
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See also Snoopy's comments about "babyfarms". The point of this "advice", doubtless, is to encourage them to work in some way for the government - thus ensuring future votes. You won't get a pension that big otherwise and seeing as something like 50% of the sproggs born these days are expected to live to 100+, a good pension is worth far more to them than to us "older" folk whose life expectancy is probably a quarter of a century lower.
Utter, utter wankers. evil: