How did you choose what career you're going into

[Doughnut]

I've always been interested in law, so I think I'll most likely study law in uni and perhaps become a police officer or even work my way up to being a judge! Im doing law GCSE and so far ik getting A* in all my assessments. Its something which I feel like i understand naturally

[Sian]

well, I chose archaeology first-off because I used to love digging for things as a little kid. And museum work, well I've done a lot of work experience in them and I think there needs to be a lot of change and I feel I have the ideas for them.

[Rozi]

Basically the thought of doing purely essay based work for 3 years and struggling for the first few years after uni didn't appeal to me

So i thought about vocational courses and nursing seemed like the most fitting option. Also the nhs pays all your tuition fees and you get a 1k grant straight off

[The Don]

I'm now aiming towards studying IT. I've always loved computers but at the same time I've always loved film and writing. I've decided to be realistic and go down the IT route since screenwriting is extremely hard to get into and I can always keep that as a hobby...

[HotelUser]

I've always known I wanted to go into Computer Science

[RyRy]

Well I know I'm going into IT, just don't know where... At the mo I'm exploring the Support side of things which I'm really enjoying but might go into the consultant work... depends. I chose because computers are what I love and they're what I'm good at.

Though I am tinkering with the idea of being an IT teacher.

[geo]

er, when i was very young i wanted to be an author, but that doesn't seem at all realistic now and i guess i just went off the idea. now i want to be in the film industry, my auntie was telling me about how she used to work at an office and things where they added sound to films and stuff, and that sounded cool. they also got to go to a lot of premieres too omg. this might change though after a levels, as that might allow me to discover a new love or a hate for something.

[Shar]

Basically the thought of doing purely essay based work for 3 years and struggling for the first few years after uni didn't appeal to me

So i thought about vocational courses and nursing seemed like the most fitting option. Also the nhs pays all your tuition fees and you get a 1k grant straight off

You get roughly 1k bursary for the first two months of the semester if you're getting the max bursary and then around half of that monthly. Vocational courses are great, good luck Rosie, are you applying this year?

[OldLoveSong]

chose to become a makeup artist because i've always been fascinated with cosmetics and beauty products and stuff c:

[Cassiieee]

I'm studying Hairdressing at College.

I thought it's what I wanted to do, as I'm always, changing the style and colour of my hair, and I always do things with it, such as straight, curl, ect.. I'm always playing with other peoples hair, and cutting them, so I decided it's what I wanted to do.

I was also studying for life guard, I done about a month of it, then the stupid teacher decided I wasn't good for it, because I'm a girl, and girls can't go in water everyday a month, for the obvious reasons..