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Quitting college
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For the second year in a row, I'm seeing dropping out of college as the best option. I'm far behind on the work and like last year,I enjoyed it at first, but now I just hate it. I realise that qualifications are important but I'm thinking maybe I'm going to have to drop out. I've never really liked the education system and have been thinking of careers in which I can work my way up. One option I thought of was being a nurse, it's something I think I'd really enjoy. Anyone have any information on what I have to do to become a nurse, or any ideas on career paths you can work your way up?
I feel pretty stuck right now and any advice would be much appreciated.
I feel pretty stuck right now and any advice would be much appreciated.
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i'm pretty sure you need a nursing qualification to get into it, but maybe something like a healthcare assistant, or a trainee in an area like sonography or audiology?
if you have a careers person at your college, i'd go have a chat. otherwise seek out your nearest connexions or whatever they're called now. a good careers advisor is worth their weight in gold.
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totally 100% agree with Kaffrin, talk to them before anyone else including your tutor.
They often have vast experience in helping you explore your options in areas outside typical academia, cant hurt to have a look.
Whatever you do, make sure you are doing something, the worst thing you can do is wait around doing nothing.:)
The Independant
Connexions
(would recommend this one)
You can also call connexions on this number between 8am and 2am for independant careers advice
Tel: 080 800 13 2 19
Okey doke. Thank you
And to do a DipHe in Nursing you need at least 5 GCSEs A-C