Failing life

If you feel you're already "failing life" at 18, then a couple of years further study or volunteering before you are in the place you want to be might seem like a "long road"? It isn't really, and hopefully, you're not feeling that way?

Not everyone knows what entry level 3 is

"entry level 3", which is below GCSE

Have never heard of 'Entry level 3' why isn't it just Level 2?

Your still young and you are gaining lots of experience in your work with animals all of it will be beneficial in the end and like Heather said apprenticeships are wonderful way to earn and learn as d you are under 25. You actually have soo much going for you. Wishing You all the best, from a mature student

My sibling throughout school got top grades and was never in a bottom set for anything, went to do a levels and a few years later has a masters degree and good paying job because of their degree and grades. What hurts me is that is never going to be me, I always suffered with mental health problems and now I'm in the worst place as I will more than likely never be coming off minimum wage and doing a job a robot can do and that's how I see it, it destroys me, my qualifications are worth nothing and neither are the ones I'm doing now I only go because I might as well at least get something at GCSE level even if it is D - G equivalent.