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Hey guys.
I'm at a crossroads in life. I graduated uni and moved back in with my parents for lack of a job gf and money/anywhere else to go. The good news is I have no student debt.
I have been applying for jobs for a while now and had 2 interviews one failed and the other I was supposed to hear back today about it.
Option A: keep applying for low tier NHS jobs even though I only have 1reference since I never had a job before and wait until I get a successful response and interview.
Option B: Go back to uni as I have a year of funding left and get a master's in a similar field as my Bsc Hons.
Option C: Jack the degree and get a cscs card from a full day or 2day course and get into construction (I have an A in woodworking intermediate 2 and exp building things with my dad)
Option D: Join the military as an officer due to my degree and try get a position in a lab or hospital. Either as exp for another job or full time as a career.
Option E: An hero.
Any advice or opinions on where to take my life are greatly appreciated. Will post more info if required for you to make a better choice.
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>>18029427
More info needed
What's your degree in? And where did you get it from? It sounds like something medical-related?
Also how do you have no debt? Curiosity
Don't be disheartened at this point. It's very common to get loads of rejections before you get a job.
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HEY YOU GUYS!
Help please, I value your opinions. Also how about a break from replying to the usual relationship problem threads that make up 90% of the board?
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>>18029524
Thanks for the reply buddy.
It's biomedical sciences.
As for the lack of debt I did some cash in hand work while I was at uni as well as saved as much money as possible.
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>>18029540
How much satisfaction would you get out of working in the NHS? What sort of roles are you applying for? How would a master's improve your job prospects?
If I were in your position I would want to get a job related to my degree so I wouldn't feel the degree was a waste of 3 years of my life.
Don't join the military without doing some serious research first. Can you visit/trial?
No reason to an hero unless you're really depressed, and it doesn't sound like you are.
What university did you go to?
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>>18029572
A fair amount of satisfaction as I've always been interested in helping people/science.
Lab assistant/trainee/biomedical science positions fairly low end as I have no exp.
A master's may give me exp in my field and hence open up more jobs in the field/help get me hcpc certified.
4years of life.
I was thinking of visiting a recruitment centre first of course to find more.
Sometimes I get a little depressed since no gf ever. No job. Living with parents etc.
Abertay dundee Scotland.
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>>18029427
Option B
also try to have a bit of fun in your last uni year as the working world is very different
good luck man!
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>>18029680
I had plenty fun in my four years "working cash in hand" apart from the lack of gf unfortunately. I just gave up smoking weed after 7 years to try and get a job to support my dad who got laid off and myself. I don't want to be a bum anymore. thanks for your input any more would be appreciated!
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