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Living expenses are pricey in Australia, and I'll be taking care of my grandparents in the UK *cough*they'llpayformylivingexpensesifIstaywiththem*cough*.

Sydney is especially expensive

:rofl:

good decision

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Reply 121

loisb45

Sounds like you have various options about what you want to do :smile:

Reply 122

DipperDolphin

I'd like to be a pilot after doing computer science at uni. :biggrin:

Reply 123

loisb45

Original post by GiacomoLaw

I'd like to be a pilot after doing computer science at uni. :biggrin:

I have always wondered how you train to be a pilot qualifications etc.. good luck :smile:

Reply 124

DipperDolphin

Original post by loisb45

I have always wondered how you train to be a pilot qualifications etc.. good luck :smile:

Thank you!

You need 5 GCSE's, including maths, english and a science.

You need BBC at A-Level. You don't need a degree, but it is prefered that you have one (most pilots do).

All in all, its not that hard, but you still have to go through tests in training etc.

Reply 125

Spirited-Sleeper

It's complicated, I think I know what I want to do in theory. But I have an illness which affects me so I don't know what exactly on a practical basis.

Reply 126

studyspuddie

I've got no idea about what i'm going to do. I know i'm not going to go to UNI, I don't have the time focus, which is needed for assignment.
I want to go straight into a job, but I don't know what sector of work I want to go into.

I'm currently taking my A-Levels, which are:
-H&SC
-ICT
-Business
-Sociology

Reply 127

loisb45

Original post by studyspuddie

Well your choices of A-Levels open many f=doors for you and why do you not want to go to uni i am not sure either? :smile:

Reply 128

AfcFob

Eh kinda, I've narrowed it down to 3 options:

-Pathologist (specialising in haematology)
-Doctor (would have to do GEM though)
-Travel Agent/Rep

Have 4 offers for Biomedicine, hence the science careers :wink:

Reply 129

studyspuddie

Original post by loisb45

Well your choices of A-Levels open many f=doors for you and why do you not want to go to uni i am not sure either? :smile:

Uni costs, i cant gt the money for it, and i dont think its for me.
as i dont want another (enter number here) years of school.

Reply 130

AnEvolvedApe

I've probably gone the opposite direction.

I found out what I wanted to do when I was studying my degree, but have now left rethinking my options and not really decisive on a potential path.

So now, I intend to just any job whilst I sort my boggled mind out.

I suppose the issue for me has been the fact that I want to do so many different things, mostly irrelevant to my degree now.