Posted on Feb 21, 2012 in Voluntary Work by 1 Comment

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Question by : Jobs… What would suit me… your opinion!?
I’m in year 10 of Secondary School. I have taken some exams already, im going my GCSE’s in a “fast track” schedule. I started them last year, so i do have a one up on thes exams and i know i will get the predicted grades.

I work at a youth group and i volunteer 3 nights a week over all in a week i can work 8 hours plus some more depending on what opportunities of extra is available.

Also at my school i am a “buddy” this is a student that works with younger people and listens to them in 1-1 sessions.

In all honesty i have no idea what i want to do; i have been told that i would be good working with children or something that overall helps people.

My predicted grades for GCSE’s are:
English Literature: A*
English Advanced: A
Maths: A
Maths Statistics: B
Core Science: A
Additional Science: B
Physics: A
Chemistry: A*
Biology: B
Art and Design: A
Spanish: A – A*

I have several different qualifications in “youth work”. I have over “200 hours voluntary work” and i’m fully trained in First Aid.

Im really good at writing; I would like to involve this in my work.
I’m interested in taking media and film in collage.

I just want some ideas on what i would be good at. Just some job suggestions.

Please this is much appriciated.

Salliee xx

Best answer:

Answer by Christine C
A child counselor OR A big buddy brother that’s a program that helps children with no male influence or bigger brother to talk to you could probable help the child be come A sucess adult who other wise wwouldn’ thave.

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    Rafael Feb 21 2012 - 9:57 am

    You really have to go with what you are passionate about.

    You have very good grades which obviously illustrates that you are intelligent and capable and from your work experience you are clearly motivated.

    thus you are already in a fantastic select group of people who can afford to choose what they want.

    THIS IS THE HARDEST PART

    what to do..there are many people, adults and older, who don’t know what they want in life. How you supposed to know at the age of 18?

    I would suggest a number of things:
    1) take a GAP year when you finish school. it such fun and it gives you time to experience and think.
    2) If you really wanna start studying and are still unsure, do something that is quite general but useful! for example here in South Africa one can do a Bcom(Law) dergree. which means that after 3 years you graduate with a Bcom which is a general business degree (you can pick up other majors though) and a 1/3 of a law degree. keeps your options open! thats just an example.

    Also remember that you seem to be the sort of person that will do well at what ever you attempt SO do what you enjoy, not what you are necessarily already good at. You will become good at what ever you choose!

    you seem to enjoy social work…not in the traditional sense of the word…you like to help those around you and uplift those who need it. If that is the route you go down my advise is to study a health science but via a B soc Sci, not a BA..take a B Soc Sci and choose other courses such as economics/politic/social development studies…as these will afford you the opportunity to branch out if you feel like it later on.. if you do a BA with English and philosophy it is more difficult to branch off into other more commercial areas.

    a hard fact of life is that if you are money orientated, which does not seem to be the case, then health sciences like psychology and social work are not as high paying as law or accounting or even medicine and would frustrate you in the long run.

    my inkling is that Medicine would suit you, you are able and bright and want to help. its a long hard and expensive route and some times a thankless job but I can;t imagine a job with more “job satisfaction”! also a very mobile degree! you can travel anywhere you want.

    Good luck


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