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Asked by anon-223984 to Stuart, Scott, Lisa, Jack, Caragh, Alex on 10 Nov 2019. This question was also asked by anon-224173.
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Stuart Goldie answered on 10 Nov 2019:
I worked at a supermarket during the evening when I was at school at 16-18, then I went to university to learn Chemistry and got my job doing scientist after that.
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Caragh Whitehead answered on 11 Nov 2019:
While I was at school and university I had a few jobs. I worked at a shop selling things for sewing and knitting, I worked at a video store which rented out movies (you may want to ask your teacher or parents to explain that one) and I also had a job working in a shop at a nature reserve called Cape Point.
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Jack Saunders answered on 11 Nov 2019:
When I was in University I had a job as a science presenter at a Science Discovery Centre in Widnes (called The Catalyst) and so my first job was as a presenter more than a scientist. I am now doing a PhD, which is kind of like a job – but a bit different – so I suppose I’ve always worked in something to do with science.
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Alex Batchelor answered on 11 Nov 2019:
I worked at Starbucks while I was studying at university but that was only part time, this is my first full time job.
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Scott Dwyer answered on 12 Nov 2019:
It wasn’t my first job, during my undergraduate degree I had many different jobs; I used to work in a clothing store, a gambling arcade, a tanning salon, doing tours around the campus for new students.
I’m now a PhD student which means I get some money from the university to help me with day-to-day living and it pays my fees, but I also do some teaching on the side to get a bit of extra cash.
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Lisa Kelly answered on 20 Nov 2019:
I worked at Primark whilst I was studying, but then my first full time job was in science
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