Job advice.

[DamianBPhoto]

I've been to school, I went to college and I've gone to university. But what does one do now?

I am confused beyond belief, where do I go next? I need someone to help me to decide what my next steps need to be. So can anyone advice some people who can offer great advice and assistance?

[hbzboy]

What is your Degree in?

[DamianBPhoto]

hbzboy said:

What is your Degree in?

I have a National Diploma in Multimedia and a Foundation Degree in Interactive media.

[Mandat]

DamianBPhoto said:

hbzboy said:

What is your Degree in?

I have a National Diploma in Multimedia and a Foundation Degree in Interactive media.

And what career did you have in mind when you signed up for the degree?

[DamianBPhoto]

Mandat said:

DamianBPhoto said:

hbzboy said:

What is your Degree in?

I have a National Diploma in Multimedia and a Foundation Degree in Interactive media.

And what career did you have in mind when you signed up for the degree?

I originally wanted to get into air brushing and graphical design but it doesn't really interest me any more. That why I am kind of stuck. I spent all that time learning to loose interest.

[spikeyhead]

DamianBPhoto said:

Mandat said:

DamianBPhoto said:

hbzboy said:

What is your Degree in?

I have a National Diploma in Multimedia and a Foundation Degree in Interactive media.

And what career did you have in mind when you signed up for the degree?

I originally wanted to get into air brushing and graphical design but it doesn't really interest me any more. That why I am kind of stuck. I spent all that time learning to loose interest.

then do something that does interest you.

[al1991]

Isn't a foundation degree just that? A foundation. I thought it was meant to prepare you for your actual degree, or even just working you up to degree standards. Maybe give uni another go?

[condor]

If no one is likely to employ you, for whatever reason, then you'd better go down the self employment route.

[anonymous-user]

I dont really know about what job you should do, but it would probably be worth doing an extra 'top up year' if its available to make your foundation degree into a full degree. This will make you a lot more employable.