u/EloquentEm

Considering becoming a sparky (advice needed)

Looking for advice as a 21F.

I have no previous experience in trades. Worked the past two years being a sport PE teacher and am looking for a change. Now that I've come to the realisation that university just is not for me (as I think that a lot of Uni degrees may end up becoming useless due to AI advancements, also the student debt) I think that a trade might be the go.

I enjoy understanding how things work, figuring out problems, learning practical skills and am interested in career progression.

I've applied for a Certificate II in Electrotechnology at Tafe. This course is about 4 months and think its a good way for me at to get an initial understanding.

However, I am wondering about career progression, how is the industry in general, is this a solid choice? What can I do in regard to not having experience?

Eventually I hope to gain entry to work in the mines as this suits my current situation.

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u/EloquentEm — 11 days ago

Heyo,

I've been working on this way of eating for a while now and thought I'd share with you guys what I am doing. Whilst trying to optimise my bodily health this is what I have so far came up with.

On average this year DAY A has been my staple day to day way of eating, hitting every meal 80% of the time so far. I am completely fine eating the same thing for weeks, even months at a time but I recently added DAY B because I was starting to get bored and saw/felt that I needed to add a bit more variety.

I'd be interested to know what people on this sub reckon, if there are any suggestions or just overall thoughts.

Recipes are not included. If you would like them, I'd be happy to reply. This is what I've found works for me, it is affordable easy and satiating. :)

u/EloquentEm — 17 days ago