Worst. Timetable. Ever.

[Guy]

I work seven days a week....wake up, get kids ready, do school run, come back, web dev/admin/logistics at home till 11.30, 12-6 at the shop with a 30 min break to pick up son from school, back home, dinner, spend time with kids then put them to bed, then more web dev/admin/logistics until about 9 or ten, watch tv for a bit with the wife, go to bed.

Saturday is 10-5 at the shop, any other time spent with the kids & wife.

Sunday is 12-4 at the shop, any other time with kids & wife.

Plus, just been accepted to start an MBA next week, part time, two years course.....£13,000 investment means I kinda have to work hard....wonder when I'm going to find the time

I take my hat off to you

Just gotta keep telling myself think of the job in 6 months!

Oh wats ur course on?

[IBM]

Business Administration.....I want to be a yuppy...

[Guy]

Business Administration.....I want to be a yuppy...

lol, fair enough!

[IBM]

My main motivation is that I want to earn enough money so I can hire someone to look after and entertain my kids.

[Guy]

My main motivation is that I want to earn enough money so I can hire someone to look after and entertain my kids.

fair enough, good luck to you

[Stringent]

bah Haskell all the way.

[Daymonkey]

My timetable is pretty awesome.
8.45-4.15 everyday but i have like a 2 hour lunch and other breaks :/
5 hours for each topic per week

[Whiternoise]

Yeah, mine's 5 hours per subject (10 for further maths cos it's AS and A2)

I was doing 25 last year.. glad i'm not now..

[Behemoth]

Arg students, wait till you have to do a real hard days work, do a few 12 hour shifts, then you have the right to moan.

To think that the tax I pay is going towards your education too.

[herulach]

My main motivation is that I want to earn enough money so I can hire someone to look after and entertain my kids.

Surely you mean to pay for a tailor to make jeans for people with freakishly long legs?

[Whiternoise]

Arg students, wait till you have to do a real hard days work, do a few 12 hour shifts, then you have the right to moan.

To think that the tax I pay is going towards your education too.

Would it be a bad time to say that i get £30 a week "Educational Maintenance Allowance", which i assume is paid for by your taxes?

[Behemoth]

Would it be a bad time to say that i get £30 a week "Educational Maintenance Allowance", which i assume is paid for by your taxes?

I've been aware of EMA, they started it when I went to college, sadly I wasn't entitled to it, I was 1 year too old to even qualify for it.

[Daymonkey]

Would it be a bad time to say that i get £30 a week "Educational Maintenance Allowance", which i assume is paid for by your taxes?

Same tbfh

[Whiternoise]

It's not a bad little scheme.. completely idiotic in the application criteria - ie i know people who are extremely well off but still get it because their parents don't work because they don't have to, and conversely i know people who, like me aren't that well off but don't get it.

The bonuses are great though, £100 for turning up to college in september.. makes you wonder just how bad idea of education is to some folk.

[herulach]

EMA was a proper bugger, i didnt get it, and rightly so as my parents earnings are pretty substantial, however, my dad's boss' son did, as he lived with his mother, who worked part time as a teaching assistant, and they didnt include his dads (6 figure) income when assesing it.

[IBM]

Surely you mean to pay for a tailor to make jeans for people with freakishly long legs?

that too