38% of those at university now say it is essential to have a part-time job just to make ends meet. But they want it to be fulfilling, too. We look at how to get oneUniversity students don’t usually get paid for jumping around on rooftops and attempting to run up walls. But when George Mayfield was 19 and studying biomedical science at Newcastle University, companies would pay up to £400 a day for him to do exactly that.An experienced parkour athlete, Mayfield started free running when he was 13 and turned professional at 16. “Parkour is the polar opposite of sitting in a library studying,” he says. “It was a great stress relief.” Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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