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Aspiring to become an electrician. How many young people do?

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Do all young people just want to become footballers, musicians, film stars or celebrities?


What about the "hands on" construction  trades or engineering? 

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    About 25 weeks per year for me, but we had lectures on Saturdays. Bank holidays (falling in term time) were not observed, presumably because they are a rather modern (Victorian) invention.


    The number of lectures (and practicals) varied greatly between subjects and of course elite oarsmen, rugby players, etc. trained every afternoon.
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    About 25 weeks per year for me, but we had lectures on Saturdays. Bank holidays (falling in term time) were not observed, presumably because they are a rather modern (Victorian) invention.


    The number of lectures (and practicals) varied greatly between subjects and of course elite oarsmen, rugby players, etc. trained every afternoon.
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