I’m a second year bachelor of education (secondary) student, majoring in English and psychology. I’ve been part time due to family commitments so I’ve been working at it for three and a half years now. After working in retail and admin for five years I finally feel like I’m working toward my chosen career, and I’m where I should be.

I would like to start working. I don’t want to do a retail or admin job again. I would rather that time contribute toward my goal. So I’ve been researching how to start tutoring for cash.

Pros:

flexible hours (my earnings would be pocket money or savings for the family so therefore not heavily relied on)
relevant to my study
seems to be much interest for tutoring kids in my area
can go mobile, offering my services at their home or library

Cons:

have only done one prac as part of my course so not much “real” experience I guess

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u/ColorRen

2 hours ago

no politics

Is 2-3 cans of VB a day alcoholic?

I'm male and ~85Kg so intuitively it should be hardly alcoholic, but the problem is that I couldn't stop. I often stop drinking for one or two days, or sometime even 10 days, then start again. I've never exceeded 4 cans.

I've been trying to find the answer for a while but there are no online articles give the definite answer. The only answer I can have is that I'm about the national average, and that if I really want to quit drinking but unable do it, then I have the problem.

Sorry for that it sounds like I'm begging for the "You're OK" answers but maybe it actually is.

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