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Embracing Choices: A Call for Women’s Empowerment and Change

"What A Waste" reflects on the potential within individuals, particularly women, to pursue diverse careers and aspirations. From driving a lorry to teaching or serving in the military, the poem emphasizes the importance of choice and the power of women to redefine their roles in society. As they seek challenge and change, it serves as a reminder of the opportunities that await when one breaks free from societal constraints. This piece advocates for women to embrace their potential and seek fulfillment in various paths.

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Embracing Choices: A Call for Women’s Empowerment and Change

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  1. What A Waste

  2. What A Waste I could be the driver of an articulated lorryI could be a poet, I wouldn't need to worryI could be a teacher in a classroom full of scholars,I could be the sergeant in a squadron full of wallahs,What a waste
  3. Women are seeking choice, challenge and change A chance to reach for the stars
  4. REBECCA MANN, 25, trainee solicitor, Herbert Smith, an international legal practice.
  5. What A Waste I could be a solicitor What a waste
  6. If you want to get a C GCSE exams in many subjects have EXPLAINquestions To answer these well; remember to PEE Make your main Point Give an Example or some Evidence to Explain your main point Remember to PEE JP
  7. From The Times October 8, 2008 KATY SPICER, 24, a deputy branch manager on the Royal Bank of Scotland’s retail graduate scheme
  8. What A Waste I could be a bank manager What a waste
  9. In ENGLISH GCSE don’t wave goodbye to your PALS When writing think carefully about your PURPOSE and AUDIENCE These should help you choose the appropriate LANGUAGE and STYLE Don’t wave goodbye to your chance of a grade C JP
  10. Born 1960 Educated at Oxford University Joined SG Warburg as graduate trainee in 1983 Became part of Mercury Asset Management in 1984 Joins Morgan Grenfell in 1991 Starts up her own company, SGAM in 1997
  11. GCSE exams in many subjects have EXPLAINquestions To answer these well; remember to PEE Make your main Point Give an Example or some Evidence to Explain your main point “To PEE or not to PEE? That is the question.” ‘Shakey’ Willie Spear “A* - C or D - G? That is the answer.” Mr. S Lovelock JP
  12. "We have to get to a billion pounds worth of turnover as soon as possible," Martha Lane Fox, co-founder of Lastminute.com
  13. Aiming For C+ in your MFL Oral this March Go BACK (use PAST tense) TO THE FUTURE (use FUTURE tense) to succeed Don’t be backward aboutincluding your opinions; the examiner must C you have some The more you DEVELOP YOUR ARGUMENTS the HIGHER your mark will go
  14. Shami Chakrabarti, Director of Liberty and Dianne Abbott MP
  15. What A Waste I could make a difference What a waste
  16. She wants some opinions! She’s looking for an argument! I think he wants help with his MFL oral Go BACK (use PAST tense) TO THE FUTURE (use FUTURE tense) to succeed
  17. GEMMA BROWN, 25, graduate surveyor at Jones Lang LaSalle, which specialises in real estate services.
  18. What A Waste I could be a surveyor What a waste
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