career

Lun

 

Right now, in todays recession, you have to have a general degree, and you'll have to pay your dues working a job close to the exact field you want to get you the further experience, then most likely you'll be able to get the exact job you want.
It'll take time and patience, but if it's what you really want to do there's ways to make it happen.

 

Like I said, you have to get a general degree in the field you want, then get into a job that's close to what you're doing.
Example is one of my cousins. He wants to partcipate in digs for ancient artifacts, dinasours, ect. He's getting a very specific degree that will only allow him access to a very limited amount of jobs. What he should have done is first get the general archaeology degree, but maybe a tad bit more specific. Then he could pay his dues in say a museum. That was he has opportunities to make connections, makes his dues, and gain experience. The connections is a big part of it though.

Also you have to make your resume stand out from others, so employers notice your resume out of hundreds to thousands. Clubs in highschool, even become part of a few things in college/university. Especially if they offer something relating to your desired field.

 

Here you only start to repay your loan when you earn over a certain amount, I think it's over £15,000pa.

 

That's awesome casper!

Here you have to (typically) start repaying after a certain time out of school.

 

It's a good idea and what you pay is proportionate to what you earn. Tuition fees have just gone up at all the best unis tho

 

For sure.

 

I'll do what you would do if you wern't an "invalid user" and bump the theeadYou're welcome

 

Why do you do this nonsense?

 

For funAll the new threads are pointless, so why not show that there's been no change over the last year?

 

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