Schools Work experience for physics students at college

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The discussion centers on the challenges of finding job applications in the field of physics, particularly due to health and safety regulations that may limit opportunities. The original poster seeks advice on potential places to apply for positions and requests insights from others who have experience in the field, including tips on application letters. There is some confusion from another participant regarding the mention of health and safety, indicating a need for clarification on how these regulations impact job applications. The poster is open to traveling within the North West of England for opportunities.
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Im having difficulty thinking about where i can apply that i have half a chance of being accepted! Due to health and safety regs etc i realize this may be difficult. Can anyone give me some ideas of places, or if youve had anything related to physics can you let me know how you applied, what you said in the letter etc etc.
I am based in the North west of England, but I do not mind travelling.

Much appreciated :approve:
 
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no idea wat ur talking about buddy ,
wat do u mean by health and safety ?..(srry for not understanding )
 

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