18-12-2018, 02:37 PMSwine Wrote: That's quite a large turn, pretty interesting. I respect that you contribute to such organisations, I used to help at Noah's quite a while back myself.
Apprenticeships are usually pretty great as they do prepare you pretty well for specific fields of work; can't fault you there, good luck to you.
Yeah, doesn't seem like many people are familiar with Educational Psychology, but once explained it's really easy to understand.
It's just working with youths who're struggling through education, at home or socially to make situations more bearable and for them to gain more practical help regarding such. It'd help those with actual mental or social difficulties that would effect their lives within these areas, as well as those who're going through troubles at home or certain people within their environments.
My interest in the health field is still pretty alive and kicking but occupational health blah blah blah.. so I contribute in what way I can and it helps for young people to talk to someone who has gone through something similar, it helps put the youths and parents mind at ease.
It must be a very rewarding career, I think alot of youth in education who suffer from such difficulties often get mistreated, misunderstood and have very little support from the school themselves as they simple do not understand or know how to approach these difficulties, so what you aim to do is very important and can often mean the difference between failing or doing well at school, so good on you buddy, we need more people like you in the world.