I would say im interested in fashion , business and technology.
My first interest is fashion design specifically designing.
My second is business specifically marketing and how to actually run a business as I would like to own a fashion business. Which is something I've wanted to do since primary school. I really don't want to end up as a teacher as that would be my nightmare.
My third is computer science science specifically im interested in software development and games development which I know is a very niche sector. I would like to know if and how AI can be applied to designing items.
I was going to apply for speech and language therapy at university but my work experience really put me off applying and made me rethink my options.
I really want to have a secure job, I don't mind doing extra overtime would prefer a monday to friday job. Im not someone who wants to regularly bring work home with me unless i literally work from home . I have looked at jobs related to economics the subject itself is interesting but the roles aren't for me. Business wise I am alittle lost to as what jobs I would enjoy as when it comes to business I have only really envisioned myself running a business .
I feel like I would enjoy marketing, project or product management and maybe business development.
I could see myself working in tech but I feel like people around me don't feel like it's something I can achieve.
My plan isn't to take fashion design at uni unless it's a masters degree or just some short courses if I really want to.
I was thinking about doing a marketing and management degree but I'm unsure . I feel like I would really want to do a degree which helps me understand how and why a business works and how to grow it .
I feel like Computer science degree would make me feel secure and really advance my interest in the tech world.
Its really important to me that I can be independent and have career progression.
If anyone has advice and if I am looking at this inthe wrong way it would really help to know or any or any Jobs that combine these job sectors.