Over 50's club
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Jun 2020
8:17pm, 2 Jun 2020
30,320 posts
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LazyDaisy
83 - working 84 - working 85 - working. I must have moved districts in one of those years and I'm guessing 84, but can't really remember. |
Jun 2020
8:35pm, 2 Jun 2020
1,717 posts
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Flatlander
70s A levels Moved to my present area 80-84 part time O & H BTEC (then it meant Business & Technician Education Council, and was the equivalent of a BSc) while working 85-87 part time Fellowship of my Professional body (equivalent of a MSc) while working 2000-03 part time BSc while working 2003-05 part time MSc while working Had enough of formal studying but I continued to work, and do CPD and give in-house educational presentations Now having a well earned rest |
Jun 2020
9:09pm, 2 Jun 2020
6,817 posts
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Helegant
... waves... 81 - second child 86 - third career started - shoulder pads can't remember much else. |
Jun 2020
9:15pm, 2 Jun 2020
11,673 posts
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Ness
π 85 - finished Aβlevels but has to take a year out because I was waiting for hip surgery. 86 - 90 completed an Applied Biological Sciences degree at Bristol Polytechnic. 90 started a job as a trainee accountant but hated it lasted until the spring of 92. September 92 - started my PGCE and then qualified to teach. |
Jun 2020
9:15pm, 2 Jun 2020
6,493 posts
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Sigh
84 - 86 A levels at sixth form 86 - 92 work, HND then BSc on day release at the same time Taking into account mock 'O' levels, I had exams every six months for ten years. |
Jun 2020
9:25pm, 2 Jun 2020
16,933 posts
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GimmeMedals
81 - O levels 81-84 - A levels 84-88 - BSc Hons degree 88-Feb 91 - worked in the office of a site-based scaffolding company 91-92 - did PGCE 92 - teaching |
Jun 2020
9:50pm, 2 Jun 2020
8,116 posts
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chunkywizard
By the way, the link over there β> for the league tables in broken.
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Jun 2020
9:51pm, 2 Jun 2020
8,117 posts
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chunkywizard
Ah, I see why now Iβve looked. The links are like this fetcheveryone.com/league?distance=5&unit=km&year=&age=50&people=x&mindate=&page=0 But you have to specify the distance as part of the URL |
Jun 2020
9:09am, 3 Jun 2020
20,610 posts
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Nicholls595
81 - O levels 82/83 - Trainee engineer* 84 - Print finishing apprenticeship 92 - Started flying a desk as a trainee production manager. Still playing at printing today. * Spent 9 months fitting overhead hoists at the Ford Dagenham engine plant. Travelled down from Nottingham every Monday morning in a Sherpa van with 3 or 4 blokes. Stayed in digs around Ilford 4 nights a week. Grew up very fast |
Jun 2020
11:54am, 3 Jun 2020
27,736 posts
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macca 53
81 got married and bought our first house (standard 2 up 2 down) for the princely sum of Β£12500 π³ 84 moved 400m down the same road to a much bigger but pretty run down stone terrace with a garden, total money pit but we loved it! We always remember decorating during the opening ceremony of the LA Olympics. 87 changed job and spent 9 months commuting from the north west to Croydon on Monday and the reverse on Friday, whilst helping run the old factory down and reposting to the north east. Mrs macca fell pregnant within a few weeks of us deciding to make that move (which meant she would have to leave her job). 88 a very eventful year Nearly had first child born at 29 weeks when I was competing at JK88 in the Charlton Forest (race HQ at Goodwood racecourse), several days in Chichester hospital..... Moved into a rented house after we had sold our house but not yet completed on the one we were buying, registered with local GP (as Mrs macca was beyond 35 weeks pregnant); they arranged for us to visit maternity unit at Friarage Hospital, Northallerton where we were asked if Mrs macca would like a 7 day confinement or a 14 day one π³π³π³. To her permanent regret Mrs macca chose 7 days ππ Moved into our new home in July 88 with a six week old baby and stayed there until we retired in October 2017. |
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