I'm 18, What should I do?

Well, try to identify what it was that you were oping / expecting to 'feel' and why that's not happening. Is it that you expected it to be more interesting / challeging from day one? Are you missing being aroud your mates? Are youfeeling that you don't have enough to do / have too much to do? Tht the work you've been given so far is differnet to what you expected? (I'm not suggesting you answer those questions here, just that you think about them tohel to work out what you are feling and why. A week is far too short a time come to a decision, you are still at the stage of learning where things live and who does waht. Once you start to settle in, you may find that you can start to work out which elements of the job are ineresting and which aren't, and that helps you to start to think about what direction you would like to go in in the longer term. And hopefully you'll be able to speak with whoever is trianing you to try to ensuretht you get opprtunities to develop those areas. Most entry level jobs will involve sme boring / repetative jobs - you are probably the most junior and least skilled person in the place right now, and the tasks you are asked to do will reflect that. Aslo, even elements of the job that are interesteing aren't necesarily interesting when you are only seeing a small part of waht is being done - you needa bit of experiences ad involvment t get to the point where you understand enough to have a grasp of what's happening and why it matters. As you gain more exerience it's likely you will start to be able to do thing that are a bit more interesting and challenging, but most people in most jobs will always have some elements of the jb which are dull / unispiring but which need to be done.