37, changing career and going back to study!
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Original post by skiingjj
At the grand old age of 49, I have given up an IT career to pursue a new career in teaching. Go for it, life is too short
How did it all go for you? Currently in IT myself
Original post by therapy37
I am returning to studying next September and completely changing my focus (music to sports therapy/physio). Seems like such a daunting thing to do but determined. Just looking to find other folks considering doing anything similar.
I am Scotland/Glasgow based.
I am Scotland/Glasgow based.
Hi there!
It's great to hear that you have decided to get back into education. It's never too late to study - a lot of our students are mature and we hear lots of really inspiring stories from them all of the time.
If you have any questions that you think we would I can help with then let me know.
Anyway, good luck with your studies and have a great day!
Hannah
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