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Quitting Further EducationTSR Wiki > Study Help > Exams and Qualifications > Quitting Further Education
Are you not enjoying your further education?Don't worry if you're not. At one point or another everyone finds that they dislike something about the studies that they're doing. The important thing to remember is that advice and opportunities are available to you if you're thinking of giving up the game. There are all sorts of reasons why you might not be enjoying your studies, and thinking of giving it up and doing something different. And of course, everyone's personal circumstances will be different - but generally speaking the following list is likely to cover most of those reasons. On this page you can hopefully find some advice that is relevant to helping you solve whatever problems you have with your studies, and to help decide whether giving up your further education is the right decision. Why might you consider quitting?
Where can I go for advice?There are all sorts of people you can go to for advice - friends, family, teachers, careers advisors, connexions, or doctors. Take into account everyone's opinion, and get as much advice as you can. Make sure you find out all the options that are available to you, there's nothing worse than making a bad decision just because you didn't know what else you could do. But, at the end of the day, make sure you make the decision that is right for you. Have a problem that you think TSR could help you with? Then why not visit the Health and Relationships or General secondary education forums for advice?
What alternative options do I have?Quitting seems and sounds like a very final decision. There are alternatives to giving it up and going out in the world of work. Talk to your school/college's admissions tutor or head of sixth form, and see if you can arrange any of the following:
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