Changing careers
Mrs.Lowe, Social worker.
Think Ahead
The biggest thing about changing careers is you need to know your next move. Think ahead and have a plan instead of just taking things day by day because eventually that will caught up to you, and wish you wouldn't of made that diction without a workforce plan.
Research the career your actually interested in..
Theres plenty of things you can do to look up the career you think you would enjoy, like the web and you can even look in up in a book. Take some time to yourself and compare your likes and dislikes about yourself and see what best suits you and your interest.
The three things you really need to know before changing a career?
Be prepared to start at the bottom..
Be prepared to slowly make your way back up to the top or where you wanna be. Yes experience can get you more benefits depending on what you done, but it also means they need to evaluate your responses to their work and see how you participate with there surroundings. So pick something your gonna be comfortable starting over with.
Save up..
Sadly this is a reality and must be considered. There’s no doubt about it; changing career can be expensive. It often requires a whole lot of study and it requires a big portion of your time to learn all the new material, which often means less time for work at the beginning.
Dont be afraid to take a step back to move forward..
Dont just rush into something serious for just a moment to quit again, take some time to yourself and work towards your own goals and what makes you happy. Move at your own pace and get yourself together one piece at a time.
& The most important thing ..
Dont lose faith!
There's no doubt that it takes time, patience and sacrifice to change career; but with a lot of support and a whole lot of determination, its not impossible. When you get there and you’re doing what you love, you’ll find it a lot easier to pull yourself out of bed when the alarm goes off in the morning!