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[hathycol]

So, I'm going to see the careers centre people on Wednesday to learn about CVs and applications and then after that I'm officially applying for the civil service.

OH DEAR LORD. I also have to, you know, find out the closing dates for applying for teaching and for various postgraduate schemes, but let's just concentrate on the fact that I have finally made a definite decision about applying for stuff. I almost know I won't get in, but it's a good start, right?

In other news, my back is so much better that I'm debating doing my ironing, and I've removed my pillow from the sofa downstairs. Truly, I am having a rock and roll Saturday. Later on I may order takeaway and watch reality TV all night in an attempt to ignore the real world.

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[emmysuze.livejournal.com]

I think if you're passionate about something and interested then that's half the battle. Speak to one of your tutors about it and maybe they'll give you some good advice. I do know that funding's got really hard in the arts and humanities world, not that I want to discourage you, but I think the system is changing next year from this year, which was a total disaster and people didn't find out until very late if they could even do their course.

[hathy-col.livejournal.com]

I hav appointments coming out of my ears with the careers people; I know for a fact I'm not in the boundaries for funding, so in term of money that's what's really putting me off. Still, there's always a PGCE, I suppose...