Which career path would you like to pursue in the future? (1 Viewer)
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Medicine, Actuarial studies or Law.
Mythril
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LOL like anna did, I wanted to be a forensic anthropologist or forensic pathologist before (sometimes I actually still do~). But anna what made you decide not to become a forensic scientist? (Oh and btw, congratulations for getting that awesome ATAR anna!!! ^^) Currently I either want to become a brain surgeon (but apparently you need a high ATAR and years of study in uni...), a neurologist, prosecutor, dentist, pharmacist or a psychologist~ So I'll probably pursue a degree in law or medicine after my HSC~LOL nice. Any idea what subject(s)?
I want to be a Civil Engineer
Previously thought of being a Forensic Scientist, Food Technologists and Mechanical/Electrical Engineering
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Engineering (Civil maybe), Actuary, now Teaching
invisibleears
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Probably architecture or something in diplomacy, like in DFAT.
Was thinking of stuff like psychology and philosophy before this.
Was thinking of stuff like psychology and philosophy before this.
Schoey93
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I hate the word career. It just sounds so unnatural to me. But what I would like to do is health science, either physiotherapy, occupational therapy or nursing. When I'm in Year 12 I might put medicine down in my preferences to, just to see if I get in, because I wouldn't mind being a GP either.
Schoey93
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Does anyone else here have a back-up job they will do if they get sick of uni or the HSC/decide not to go to uni? I do...veterinary nursing. The training is two TAFE courses: Certificate II in Animal Studies (6 months FT) and Certificate IV in Veterinary Nursing (1 year FT) - the Cert IV requires that you be employed in an animal husbandry business, e.g. veterinary practice, and the same is recommended for the Cert II although it is not a requirement.
Is it just me or are there careers that don't require university study, lol? Everyone seems so set on the HSC and uni these days ... but there are well-paid, rewarding jobs out there that don't require either. And I'm not talking about being an enterpreneur (ie starting your own business).
Is it just me or are there careers that don't require university study, lol? Everyone seems so set on the HSC and uni these days ... but there are well-paid, rewarding jobs out there that don't require either. And I'm not talking about being an enterpreneur (ie starting your own business).
lalala xD
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:wave: Heyys! Good Luck to future HSCers.
Wow, the thought of me in two years time is kinda scaring me, besides the fact that i'm gonna age , ugghh gonna miss those kiddy years Anyone on the same chain of thoughts as me?
Well, i've always wanted to be part of the medicine- obstetrician team [deeply inspired by bosco in tvb moonlight resonance] but i'm pretty hopeless in science, so if i don't make it then probably accounting or teaching maths or history.
Wow, the thought of me in two years time is kinda scaring me, besides the fact that i'm gonna age , ugghh gonna miss those kiddy years
Anyone on the same chain of thoughts as me?Well, i've always wanted to be part of the medicine- obstetrician team [deeply inspired by bosco in tvb moonlight resonance] but i'm pretty hopeless in science, so if i don't make it then probably accounting or teaching maths or history.
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Pretty much stuck in Year 8/9 here.i'm gonna age , ugghh gonna miss those kiddy years
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Yeah, the fact that we're all growing up so fast is scaring me too. Last thing I remember, I was all nervous about the first day in Year 7. And now, I'm starting Year 11. It's terrifying.:wave: Heyys! Good Luck to future HSCers.
Wow, the thought of me in two years time is kinda scaring me, besides the fact that i'm gonna age , ugghh gonna miss those kiddy years
Well, i've always wanted to be part of the medicine- obstetrician team [deeply inspired by bosco in tvb moonlight resonance] but i'm pretty hopeless in science, so if i don't make it then probably accounting or teaching maths or history.
Heys, I want to be an obstetrician too!
jeshxcore
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LOL, angus's dad is a lecturer for civil engineering @ uts HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHALOL nice. Any idea what subject(s)?
I want to be a Civil Engineer
Previously thought of being a Forensic Scientist, Food Technologists and Mechanical/Electrical Engineering
jeshxcore
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i really wanna do law, and if i don't get ill try to get in through anothe degree.
if i fail miserably, i'll do IT.. havent really thought much about any other alernative pathways other than that =s
err architecture or interior design or something? i need to research more on architecture/interior design if so.. i don't know that much about it
if i fail miserably, i'll do IT.. havent really thought much about any other alernative pathways other than that =s
err architecture or interior design or something? i need to research more on architecture/interior design if so.. i don't know that much about it
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Sampri93
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I've ALWAYS had a desire to do law, but only recently have my ideas wavered...
I guess I'll end up heading towards journalism or something of that nature (vast majority of my family are in the media), but idk.
Politics has always been an option...
I guess I'll end up heading towards journalism or something of that nature (vast majority of my family are in the media), but idk.
Politics has always been an option...
Isboredofstudy
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Teaching. Get a PhD in it. And try to double-degree it with Psychology. I love the 80,000 word thesis that goes along with it. ha.