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Occupation identity
- 2. ELDEST DAUGHTER My role as an eldest daughter had many responsibilities, from an early age I was taught: cooking, cleaning, sewing, doing household shopping and taking care of younger siblings.
- 3. TOUR HOSTESS My role as a tour hostess allowed me to Travel. Meeting a variety of people from around the world. I loved this role.
- 4. AIRLINE RESERVATIONS AGENT A very pressured job, can’t say I enjoyed this role, (not occupationally satisfied). The good thing was I travelled free of charge, and made lots of contacts.
- 5. WIFE My life changed when I took on the role as a wife. Transitioning from being single to married was scary in the beginning.
- 6. MOTHERHOOD My son Frederick (in white) was born in 1987 and Eugene (in blue) in 1988, became a full time mum from 1987 to 1993.
- 7. TRAVEL AGENT My role as a Travel Agent, travelled a lot in the six years that I worked for the travel agency as part of doing familiarisation trips. Learnt a great deal about the world.
- 8. HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM TUTOR My role as a Hospitality Tutor Started in 1996 till 2010. I loved teaching it was my life, very satisfied with this role.
- 9. DENTAL ASSISTANT Trained at Otago Polytechnic in conjunction with New Zealand Dental Association and worked for Otago University and Southern District Health Board as a Dental Assistant.
- 10. VOLUNTEER My role as a volunteer at English language Partners and Volunteering Otago.
- 11. OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY STUDENT Being a student is part of being in the Occupational Therapy School. This includes socialising, assignments, studies, fieldwork placements and doing assessments to be a future Occupational Therapist.
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- My role as an eldest daughter had many responsibilities, from an early age I was taught: cooking, cleaning, sewing, doing household shopping and taking care of younger siblings.
- My role as a tour hostess allowed me to Travel. Meeting a variety of people from around the world. I loved this role.
- A very pressured job, can’t say I enjoyed this role, (not occupationally satisfied). The good thing was I travelled free of charge, and made lots of contacts.
- My life changed when I took on the role as a wife. Transitioning from being single to married was scary in the beginning.
- My son Frederick (in white) was born in 1987 and Eugene (in blue) in 1988, became a full time mum from 1987 to 1993.
- My role as a Travel Agent, travelled a lot in the six years that I worked for the travel agency as part of doing familiarisation trips. Learnt a great deal about the world.
- My role as a Hospitality TutorStarted in 1996 till 2010. I loved teaching it was my life, very satisfied with this role.
- Trained at Otago Polytechnic in conjunction with New Zealand Dental Association and worked for Otago University and Southern District Health Board as a Dental Assistant.
- Being a student is part of being in the Occupational Therapy School. This includes socialising, assignments, studies, fieldwork placements and doing assessments to be a future Occupational Therapist.