be realistic, when I get a job?
So unfortunately, I have an ordinary degree in law, I know there's a top-up option but I don't think I can do it at the moment not because of finances mainly because I am exhausted of completing my degree as a whole. I do have some experience in law, but I would like to go into data scientist/AI/ICT. What can I do?
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So unfortunately, I have an ordinary degree in law, I know there's a top-up option but I don't think I can do it at the moment not because of finances mainly because I am exhausted of completing my degree as a whole. I do have some experience in law, but I would like to go into data scientist/AI/ICT. What can I do?
if you have no experience in a sector it maybe worth trying to get some or looking at lower level apprenticeships or entry level jobs
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