Occupations
Jess Calder
Assessment 1
Component 1, Part 2
 The whole reason I am in
Dunedin is to get a degree and
become a qualified occupational
therapist. Majority of my time is
spent studying, attending
lectures and tutorials, doing
readings or completing
assignments. If people asked
what I do, I would say I’m
studying occupational therapy, it
is my main role and all the
occupations involved make up
part of my occupational identity.
Being an occupational therapy
student
 Dance has always been a huge
part of my life and I was really
involved before I came to
Dunedin, I would still say dance
gives meaning to my life
though as I watch lots of dance
videos online and follow what
all my old dance groups are up
to, however I am no longer as
actively involved due to lack of
time and money. Dance has
taught me confidence, in being
able to perform in front of
crowds of people.
Dance
 I’ve grown up around the
ocean my whole life and so
getting my scuba license
was no surprise to my
family and friends, I love
being in the ocean and
being able to experience it
in a whole new way is
amazing. This photo is
from one of my dives in
Vanuatu.
Scuba diving
 My whole life I have
grown up with pets at
home, I am a huge animal
lover and think I always
will have a soft spot for
animals. This is one of my
grandad’s farm dog
puppies. Looking after
animals has taught me to
be caring and patient.
Animal lover
 Staying fit is important to
me especially considering
I haven’t been playing
sport in Dunedin like I did
in high school so I try to
go to the gym a few
times a week. I like doing
physical activity and the
gym is the perfect
environment to try out
different kinds of
workouts.
Going to the gym
 I love socializing and
spending time with the
people I love is definitely
my favorite thing to do.
This photo is of a few of
my mates doing what we
do best, being silly. I’m a
people person so this is
definitely part of my
occupational identity.
Catching up with friends and family
 Driving is a big deal
for me as I find it
means independence,
and allows you to do
so much more. This
photo is with the car I
first learnt to drive a
manual in. Driving has
taught me to be
independent.
Driving
 I would definitely identify
with guitar playing, it is
something my granddad
taught me and I always play
with my dad and when we
have family reunions there
are always a few guitars
around and we always end
up in a sing along. This
photo was from a family
picnic at my grandparents
house.
Playing the guitar
 This photo is of me and
my four flat mates. Being
a flat mate has definitely
taught me about team
work and to be easy
going. Occupations
involved in being a flat
mate include cooking and
cleaning which are
occupations I actually
enjoy doing.
Being a flat mate
 I’m a sister to two
brothers and this is
definitely how I can
define myself, especially
because family is so
important to me. Being
there for my brothers
for support is really
special and I love the
support they give me as
their sister.
Being a sister

Os ax1 component 1 task 2

  • 1.
  • 2.
     The wholereason I am in Dunedin is to get a degree and become a qualified occupational therapist. Majority of my time is spent studying, attending lectures and tutorials, doing readings or completing assignments. If people asked what I do, I would say I’m studying occupational therapy, it is my main role and all the occupations involved make up part of my occupational identity. Being an occupational therapy student
  • 3.
     Dance hasalways been a huge part of my life and I was really involved before I came to Dunedin, I would still say dance gives meaning to my life though as I watch lots of dance videos online and follow what all my old dance groups are up to, however I am no longer as actively involved due to lack of time and money. Dance has taught me confidence, in being able to perform in front of crowds of people. Dance
  • 4.
     I’ve grownup around the ocean my whole life and so getting my scuba license was no surprise to my family and friends, I love being in the ocean and being able to experience it in a whole new way is amazing. This photo is from one of my dives in Vanuatu. Scuba diving
  • 5.
     My wholelife I have grown up with pets at home, I am a huge animal lover and think I always will have a soft spot for animals. This is one of my grandad’s farm dog puppies. Looking after animals has taught me to be caring and patient. Animal lover
  • 6.
     Staying fitis important to me especially considering I haven’t been playing sport in Dunedin like I did in high school so I try to go to the gym a few times a week. I like doing physical activity and the gym is the perfect environment to try out different kinds of workouts. Going to the gym
  • 7.
     I lovesocializing and spending time with the people I love is definitely my favorite thing to do. This photo is of a few of my mates doing what we do best, being silly. I’m a people person so this is definitely part of my occupational identity. Catching up with friends and family
  • 8.
     Driving isa big deal for me as I find it means independence, and allows you to do so much more. This photo is with the car I first learnt to drive a manual in. Driving has taught me to be independent. Driving
  • 9.
     I woulddefinitely identify with guitar playing, it is something my granddad taught me and I always play with my dad and when we have family reunions there are always a few guitars around and we always end up in a sing along. This photo was from a family picnic at my grandparents house. Playing the guitar
  • 10.
     This photois of me and my four flat mates. Being a flat mate has definitely taught me about team work and to be easy going. Occupations involved in being a flat mate include cooking and cleaning which are occupations I actually enjoy doing. Being a flat mate
  • 11.
     I’m asister to two brothers and this is definitely how I can define myself, especially because family is so important to me. Being there for my brothers for support is really special and I love the support they give me as their sister. Being a sister