[Nfergs]

Basically as the question suggests, when did you begin your first ever job and what was it as?

[ScottishShortiex]

Cafe Assistant in Morrisons. I've been working there since last September.

[biffyclyro27]

Catering staff- doing bar work, waiting, and drink top up/canapés at weddings and other high class venues. I think I was 15/16?

But that was just casual work, as were the other jobs I did for a few years after that. The first job I got with fixed hours was as a pot wash in a cafe, it sucked balls...

[PinkMobilePhone]

First EVER job was newspaper round at 13.

[RunningHam]

My current one, which is classed as 'catering and hospitality'.
Serving people basically.
And I got the job in January.

[IchigoKurosaki]

Internship at a barristers chambers.

[HazzaBui]

Paper Round at 12, I guess, but was just free papers and a few hours a week, so barely counts.
First proper job was Sainsburys on checkouts at 16

[geetar]

Data entry at an events company, when I was 19.

[Da_hopeful_1]

Never had a proper job

Does work experience in year 10 count?

[Londonpie72]

Retails sales assistant started aged 17 was there for nearly 5 years.

May started Graduate job

[M4LLY]

My first paid work wa scleaning agricultrual machinery for my dads farm firm aged 14, my first job besides that was as a waiter/barman in a local hotel.

[Lil08]

Giving tuition to a special needs child in English.

[katyness]

Cheerleading teacher/instructor at 19

[Peel]

Paper round when I was like 14, cause back then you were ballin' with £7 a week! So many sweets were bought

But if you're talking proper, proper job, then it was a standard internship at an engineering consultancy. Think I was more excited about the paper round tbh. Money seemed so novel back then, now I actually need it!

[katles]

Well... Hopefully either a job in my local Waitrosesoon or a job as prep supervisor at my school (£6 an hour to just sit and do my homework and tell younger kids to shut up)

[jennaz77]

Selling alcohol in an off license store aged 14. For £3 an hour. Nothing about it was legal lol.

[cathyhe]

worked as a shopping guide for a brand clothing store in summer vocation.

[LemonLizards]

(Original post by jennaz77)
Selling alcohol in an off license store aged 14. For £3 an hour. Nothing about it was legal lol.

Never heard of that happening before.

[DoctorSatan]

Ended up working as a kitchen porter on campus.

[willbee]

Student at a Debt Management Agency. Really really fun job actually. ^_^