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Going through my school journey a few years back I was conditioned to believe that university would be the only way forward to succeed. When it got to A-levels I decided I wanted to pursue something different at Uni... something creative and full of exciting things and once more my teachers decided to cut away at my individuality and push me to something academic. I became unhappy and anxiety ridden about what I could do at Uni that I would both love and excel at. The time was counting down and I could feel the teachers pressure pushing down upon my shoulders. After taking my exams I decided to drop uni before it even began, I wanted to know what I wanted to do over what they wanted. I was scrutinised by EVERYONE! But after a few long months I found an entry level job that I would love, I applied and got the position as a receptionist. As soon as I joined I carried on studying at the desk, helping out others in their roles and becoming actively involved within the company and now I've got ANOTHER position, higher up and in something I love. It's still a junior role but it will lead onto bigger and better things. I just want everyone doing a-levels and GCSE's that you should choose the path for you. I failed my A-levels and my GCSE maths and yet here I am doing something I love, through my persistence, attitude and hard work. At 19 I earn more than my friends, those at uni want to drop out or are unhappy because they didn't want to go in the first place. I urge you to do what you want, if that's an apprenticeship, internship, a job or University, as long as your happy that's what matters.
Has anyone else been through this? Or has opinions / thoughts on it? I’d love to hear.
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This week I finished a brilliant collaboration project with a physics teacher from Wales. He teaches on the WJEC physics specification in both Welsh and English. He was interested in the revision tracker I created for my students (youtu.be/W6kImnv_21s); but I had created it for the OCR A spec. So he enquired as to whether I could adapt the tracker for the WJEC specification *and* make it bilingual! No small feat but I was up for the challenge. This week we completed the tracker. I hope his students will appreciate it this year. #physics #alevelphysicshq #alevels2019 #alevelphysics #physicsalevel (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2otzAhgnbw/?igshid=79makwtjgf71
BA History of Art & Museum Studies at Liverpool John Moores University still has some places available for September 2019! Key points of this course: *No exams- all coursework; *Many placement and Internship opportunities- including abroad; *Practical skills learned- e.g. how to curate; *Constant visits to museums and galleries; *Based in an art school and you can use the practical studio facilities for pleasure or work; *You can choose your assignment topics (artist / genre / period) and therefore study your own interests and create a 'path' of your own through your degree; *Small, caring course where you are treated as an individual and not as a number. For more information, see: https://www.ljmu.ac.uk/study/courses/undergraduates/2019/history-of-art-and-museum-studies Or call our Clearing hotline: 0808 5 564 565. We also have an Open Day this Saturday 17th August in The John Lennon Building, 09.00-15.00. You can meet current BA student, Melanie Lamb, and find out more. #Clearing2019 #ALevelResults2019 #alevelresultsday #alevels2019 @ucas_online #historyofart @LJMUarts (at Liverpool John Moores University - James Parsons Building) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1ME962gsBT/?igshid=az0hilzaq6dr
Me Seeing people get As and A*s on their Alevels whilst I barely got Cs:
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