Hi. So I'm 15 and I already know what I want to do in the future. I can imagine myself becoming a psychatrist or a doctor. But it's all good to think about things but when it actually comes into doing it... I'm afraid that my life goals might be too ambitious and I won't be able to cope with medical school and managing a job... I have no clue how life after Taking my IB course works! Do you think trying to be a doctor is to ambitious? I don't know what else I'm interested in. At the moment I'm starting my gcses and taking my maths early. I'm completely fine with the extra work and stuff it's just im really scared about how to deal with everything in the future. I would just like some advice and reassurance I guess...
Answers (2)
Hi.
I'm thirteen and I'm worried about this too, but I pretty much figured stuff out. My uncle is applying to be a nurse, but I guess that's a little different, but after he took his course, I think he took a few months before taking a test and waiting for results before he was able to volunteer at hospitals. But since it's taking quite a bit, he's found a company of products to help with his finances. Now for dad, he studied for a test, too, and began hopping from hospital to hospital until he found an opening and started to work.
In case everything fails when Art or Literarure won't work out for me, try skimming over courses for things similar or to your liking, at least, or find a small-scale business to help meanwhile so you might have something to fall back on. But don't make that permanent.
I know you might be thinking I'm too young to understand, but I hope I'm helping. At least a little.
