My job, since you ask, is very tedious but has been going well, since I am unexpectedly joined in the office in Guildford by none other than Mr Phil Hudson and Mr David Salter, this makes what is universally acknowledged to be a fairly uneventful line of work, infinitely more interesting. My overall conclusion from my job of correcting examiners mistakes is that examiners make a lot of mistakes, possibly more than the candidates.
Its a bit like being a chicken in a battery with 799 other chickens actually. Or like a Communist work camp. Every so often some names are read out, and those people leave their tables and disappear, perhaps never to be seen again.
Oh, and I passed the maths test first time by the way. I glow with pride.
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