Mabel Said:

What kind of work experience shall I try and get?

We Answered:

National Youth Theatre would open up doors for you and give you the opportunity to make amazing contacts. So many people who have "made it" came through the NYT!

It sounds like you're already doing well, workshops, dance experience, anything and everything that comes your way. Are you anywhere near the Minack theatre? Are there opportunities to make contacts there?

The best thing to do at your stage in life is to really enjoy everything you do, work hard at it, try any new opportunities. Not just for your CV, which is only part of the deal,more important is making contacts, getting to know people in your area and be known as someone with talent and a great attitude to work with!

Patrick Said:

not sure on a title, please answer :/ thanks x?

We Answered:

You want to stop being so happy and exited?

Well, the small feeling of excitement and happiness will stay there until he finally comes so you won't actually be able to get rid of it. What you can do is reduce it.

What you have to do is face the possibility that he may not come until June and even then it may not work out. When you look into the future, one thing people do not do is face the possibility that something may go the other way.

For example, take something that happened to you in the past, say looking forward to going to some event or famous site and picturing what it would be like. It was always different from what you imagined it wasn't it?

Once you face the fact of anything happening and that it may not go the way you think it might it will reduce your emotions from getting the better of you.

Julia Said:

Has anyone got any shop work for me in the UK, I've got experience?

We Answered:

Look in the local newspapers.

Jackie Said:

Animation Work Experience in Cornwall?

We Answered:

I don't think you will be lucky to get an exact work experience for animation, I believe the nearest studio to you would be Bristol (Ardman - Wallace and Gromit etc), so unless you have relative you could stay with that may be a problem. One of my son's wanted to be a graphic designer and decided to do his work experience in a photography centre - just to get the feel of that side of work. You could always approach a College near you and ask to shadow a lecturer in animations, or film, or photography (I think it may be a novel idea but it is worth a try and it would show initiative bearing in mind the lack of the right opportunity where you live). Good luck.

William Said:

Where can i go to dance?

We Answered:

you waffle too much,wise up

Danielle Said:

Honest oppinion... is this covering letter ok?

We Answered:

Wow very sincere letter! I really enjoyed reading it, and your letter has a very formal structure! I'm afraid to tell you that you do have a few punctuation, grammar, and spelling errors.

First of all, in the first paragraph you say, "...got my first mobile phone aged 11 and have loved them ever since." Since you are still referring to the ''one" singular phone you received at age 11, it's correct to say, "...got my first mobile phone aged 11 and have loved it ever since."

Second paragraph: ...then later on for, (comma) "The Link." ( You should either underline, italicize or put "The Link," in quotations, because it is a proper name.

Second paragraph, "asking key questions about there specific needs," change "there," to "their" because you are referring to people.

First paragraph: should say: "Wherever I go, (comma) I bring my mobile with me and an opportunity to work with mobiles is very exciting!"

Second paragraph: "Whilst working for "The Link,: etc..(or italicize/underline)


Second paragraph: should be: "I really enjoyed being a mobile phone salesperson as it allowed me to really interact with my customers and also because I had targets to meet. (period, don't want a run on sentence) I always felt motivated and driven to do well.


Third paragraph: "potential sales leads" (please remove the 's' after 'sales,' so it should say, "potential sale leads"

Third paragraph: "maximise" (incorrect spelling) should be "maximize."
Third paragraph: "ablity" (incorrect spelling) should be "ability."
Third paragraph: "For example, (comma) if a customer is going to buy a phone, (comma) etc...

Closing statement, Your sincerely, should be: :Yours sincerely,

Becky etc...

( You should also sign your name at the bottom as your printed name is above it)

Deborah Said:

How do i become a self employed Hairdresser?

We Answered:

Its cheaper to be a travelling one that goes round to peoples house, get equipment and leaflets to advertise, tel your friends to spread it and it will start off small but it will build up with customours after a while