roaminblue
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I returned to education to do a masters, although I was only working for a few years so I don't know if it counts.
If its any help having worked previously definitely prepared me a good deal more for being in education. How to structure your day, how to be competitive, and how to sacrifice stuff that might ordinarily make you a poor student, like going on the piss every week.
Of course, my master's is full-time, which is a bit different.
I think if there's anything I've learned from going back to education; it is to properly profile where you want to be and what you want to get out of it.
Is it for fun, for something to do on the side, or is it for a career change?
Once you know where you want to be, work backwards and try and find the best possible route. If that makes sense?
Hope you're well mate!
If its any help having worked previously definitely prepared me a good deal more for being in education. How to structure your day, how to be competitive, and how to sacrifice stuff that might ordinarily make you a poor student, like going on the piss every week.
Of course, my master's is full-time, which is a bit different.
I think if there's anything I've learned from going back to education; it is to properly profile where you want to be and what you want to get out of it.
Is it for fun, for something to do on the side, or is it for a career change?
Once you know where you want to be, work backwards and try and find the best possible route. If that makes sense?
Hope you're well mate!