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Asked by anon-196552 to Sebastian, Paddy, Lee, Jennifer, Fiona, Eleanor on 1 Mar 2019.
Question: What was the first job that you’ve ever wanted?
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Fiona Scott answered on 1 Mar 2019:
When I was in primary school I wanted to be an author because I read a lot of books by Jacqueline Wilson, Enid Blyton, Cathy Cassidy etc. After changing my mind a lot about my career I now want to use my training as a scientist to become a science writer!
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Paddy Sudhakar answered on 1 Mar 2019:
Well, to be honest, I liked trains when I was younger – say 10-15 years old – so, I aspired to be a train driver. But reality set in, I realized I was not good with electrical science and hence had to give off my aspiration.
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Lee Steinberg answered on 2 Mar 2019:
As a child, I was really into space, so I wanted to be an astronaut. As I grew up I found out that astronauts need to go through lots of medical testing, and I have a massive phobia of needles, so I realised I couldn’t really be an astronaut anymore…
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Jennifer Harris answered on 3 Mar 2019: last edited 3 Mar 2019 12:13 pm
When I was younger I wasn’t sure what I wanted to be but I do remember thinking that being a Vet might be fun as I loved animals and had pets at home. I loved reading and I loved studying at school, but it wasn’t until I was 14yrs old that I wanted to become a Doctor. I changed my mind at 17yrs old having completed a rotation in the hospital. At this point I wasn’t sure what job I wanted to do instead, I just knew my favourite subject was Human Biology.
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Sebastian Cosgrove answered on 4 Mar 2019:
The first job I ever wanted was to be a rugby league player for Bradford Bulls. As this didn’t happen I think the first thing I wanted to realistically do was probably medical doctor.
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Eleanor Senior answered on 4 Mar 2019:
When I was younger I wanted to be a farmer or a vet, now I’m doing a PhD which is a bit of both!
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