Do you know what career you want to do or you still clueless?

Totally what I've said...well apart from setting up a kissing booth part!

I'm assuming you're still in school, how about visiting your careers advisor there?
Also I would research into considering options to volunteer at a charity shop or something or even register at a local recruitment agency and get advice from recruitment consultants. Anything to point you in the right direction!

Trust me we do know - have you seen the huge amounts of threads graduates make complaining about the job market?!

It's a good idea for some extra pennies.

Pucker up

Pssst, have you considered a combined degree? My sociology teacher had a degree in History and Sociology. I myself am applying for International Relations and Strategy and International Security with Japanese at Exeter. Pretty much every single university has at least some sort of combined degrees that may suit you better if you cannot decide between two subjects.

I used to be in the same situation when I was 13. I was stuck between International Relations, Business, and Modern Languages, though I did love History and Psychology. Long story short I hated studies do much I decided not to do psychology and I did not care much about it in the end, history did not offer me any job prospects I liked so I crossed it out, business bored me to death so I cut that off the list, modern languages was fine but I only cared about Japanese and Russian and I did not like their job prospects either, so I settled on IR, which I both had a passion for and offered me several jobs I liked. See if you can narrow down your list to at most two subjects and find a combined course for them.

I have. a good example is a friend of my brothers who graduated from Cambridge 2 years ago I think and struggled to find worthwhile work for a long time, I mean these things mean very little then, but I guess the hard work is going to carry over to other areas.

Its hard when you like all three of your A-levels and that most degrees require AAA similar in ireland and my predict grade are CCC with me possibly getting B's and Dublin where the degree I wanna do as you cant do par-time and cheaper fees etc so many degrees had to choose and I dunno if I wanna go Uni at 18 I may go later like 21 dunno. I wanna take couple years out I think

Journalism seems interesting but there is some many paths and its confusing Lol

There's way too much I want to do that I don't have a set career in mind

I'd love to be a Foreign Service worker so I could work at different U.S. embassies, travel quite a bit and learn about different cultures. But I'd also love to work in national security and learn a critical language that would attract such a job.

I remember wanting to work in business, did an internship at a local commerce office and absolutely HATED how bored I was, being trapped behind a desk all day.

hell i'm 24 and I still don' t know...not everyone has to have a career, some people just have to find jobs they find tolerable and support themselves that way. not everyone is good at something.

I do think that people do have a career which suits them I think and everyone is good at something even if maybe its a small skill.

Anyone who knows 100% what they're gonna do before the rest of their life before 30 yrs old is either delusional, insanely lucky, or lying to you.

I want to do Accounting so maybe a bit of all 3

Anyone who knows 100% what they're gonna do before the rest of their life before 30 yrs old is either delusional, sanely lucky, or lying to you.

I slightly agree with this though some may. Do you have an idea of what career you want?

I'd like to go into teaching but it is not a definite career path and I imagine after several years of doing it I will want to do something else.

clueless still