The phrase "fit it around" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to arrange something in a way that it can fit or accommodate something else. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as organizing schedules, rearranging furniture, or making something work within certain limitations. Example: "I need to fit my work schedule around my doctor's appointments next week."
If you are doing your placement as part of your course – and it counts towards your degree – then legally you don't have to be paid for your time, but the company should offer flexibility in hours so you can fit it around paid work if needed.
At home, I fit it around my teaching hours and just work later in the evenings.
This would give him a taste of being a care worker and he could fit it around running his business.
I can work at home, fit it around hospital appointments and shopping, all that kind of stuff".
They can each work up to 60 hours a week, but fit it around picking up their son from nursery at 4.45pm.
Busy students can fit it around their job or family schedule, work at their own pace and sample courses from universities the world over without leaving their homes.
Because after all, we were just going for the same makeshift fit as our predecessors, only this time around it would require finding a way to cut a steel plate, then fitting it around the new insert, whose dimensions would in no way conform to the existing brick surround and fire box.
The last two years of my legal training have been a bit of a slog, fitting it around football, and in that sense I've been fortunate to work for two very understanding law firms.
The Internet-equipment firm checks that the people it hires and the firms it buys will fit; it loses only around 6% of the technologists it gains in acquisitions.What happens to managers if share prices fall?
How do you fit it in around work?
EC 156 Canonbury Road, London N1 2UP When Neil Broomfield started selling homemade pies in 2007, he had to fit it in around his day job as a policeman.
