Get a full-time job in Sweden

At the moment I am working up until the 2nd of February, but it may get extended past that. Obviously, I’m not going to be turning down work any time soon, and if my energy levels were as they should be, this would be a lot more fun of a job. It is fun even, it’s just my energy (or lack thereof) that affects it.

At least, that’s what I’ve been told so far. It may turn out they hire me again, but for now it’s said that I will finish this week. This means only one lesson left with all my students, three full days. To be honest, I am completely drained. Being home for Christmas and New Year was lovely, it gave me a chance to relax and not worry about my health. Despite that, I was still very, very tired. And that feeling sadly hasn’t left me since coming home, in fact it’s gotten worse.

Now I work 3 days a week, and it is taking it’s toll. It could also be due to health issues, but I am completely thrashed by the time we get round to Thursday evening (my last day of the week). It’s all I can do to keep myself awake until at least 9pm. So this makes me dubious about my performance if I had a full-time job. And it worries me too.

But it’s only for 3 months, 2 days a week. There’s the possibility that they may need more staff next year, but since it depends on numbers of children, they won’t know until we get there. Anyway, I thought it was about time I had this goal here. I obviously won’t be looking for full time work whilst doing this job, what I’m hoping for more is to continue in this current job.