How realistic to be a psychologist?

I’m currently thinking about master degree of forensic psychology or neuropsychology. But even with master degree, there aren’t enough training courses. I found BPS offers but it seems very slim chance to became forensic psychologist especially in Scotland where I am. If I go for neuropsychology, it seems I will get a clinical placement. There are tons of psychology students everywhere but how realistic to be a psychiatrist ?

I assume the last bit is a typo, as a psychiatrist is not even close to a psychologist and requires a whole different field of study (medicine).

Regarding the different masters, might be useful to know what current quals you actually have. Neuropsy masters, unless it is a purely theoretical course is normally done post doctorate (i know it sounds strange, but it is a post qualified course (i.e for clinical or educational psychologists) in most cases, as you cant apply knowledge without substantial prior trg).

My main questions are what are your current quals and then what job or career do you actually want?

Take care,
Greg

I didn't notice the typo as I was using mobile phone without my glasses !
I am graduating with 2:1 or above (not classified yet). I want to be a forensic psychologist but it seems very competitive as almost no job or rarely found in Scotland even training. GCU has courses which are accredited by BPS but again, I have no idea about the situation in two years. It seems Glasgow uni have clinical placements for neuropsychology students. To be a clinical neuropsychologist, it seems I have to apply with a master degree of clinical psychology or relevant. Although BPS offers some training courses for Forensic psychology students who have master degree but it has to be BPS accredited. I am working and am not able to attend physical class like uni in Glasgow. so I have to take distant learning. What I found is there are two or three unis offer it but their fees are sky rocket high. I can apply a distant learning course (MSc in forensic) here in Scotland but it is not accredited by BPS. This it why I am not sure which direction I should go. If I am young enough, I would have more options. I am tired now.