What does the woman do? [originaltext]M:Christine, you’re not only an eighteen y

M:Christine, you’re not only an eighteen year old, studying for your A levels; you’re also a very successful businesswoman. How do you manage to combine these two? Perhaps you could tell me about a typical day?
W: Sure. I usually get up about five o’clock. I try to get to the office for seven and then design jewellery for an hour and a half until it’s time to dash off to school which starts at nine.
M: And then you’re at school all day?
W:No, not at all. When the others go off for lunch, I go back to the office for another hour’s work.
M: What time do you finish school?
W:Half past four.
M: What do you do then?
W: It’s back to the office until about nine.
M: So when do you find time to study?
W: After that. I usually do about three hours’ revision before I go to bed at midnight.
M:What are you going to do when you finish school?
W: I plan to do business studies at Birmingham University.
M: Do you really need to?
W: Er, I expect it’ll be a little strange to learn the theory after having been involved in the practical side since I was thirteen.
M: What do your school friends think of this?
W: They’ve always thought I was a little different. They were interested in music, I was interested in business and politics.
M: Do you have time for a social life?
W: Yes, when I do go out, I’m more interested in what people are wearing than enjoying myself. I never turn off!