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Career advice

D.murphy · 2013-10-10 19:21:18

So here's the thing, I did 1st year of exercise and health studies but failed, I can repeat these at Christmas but not to keen on doing so, as I don't think the career prospects are all that good. I have passed the fitness test for the air corps apprentice which is fixing the planes etc, and also got an A1 in construction…

10-10-2013 7:21pm

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D.murphy

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So here's the thing, I did 1st year of exercise and health studies but failed, I can repeat these at Christmas but not to keen on doing so, as I don't think the career prospects are all that good. I have passed the fitness test for the air corps apprentice which is fixing the planes etc, and also got an A1 in construction studies and am considering doin construction management and engineering. These are my 3 career options but have no clue what path I should take!! Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

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#2 11-10-2013 11:53am

Ray Palmer

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You should repeat the exams so as not to write off the time already spent getting there. It looks bad on a cv to have blanks or incomplete education

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