What do you study?

I have honours in criminology and just finished my Masters in criminal justice 2 years ago and love my work. I'd love to do my PhD one day but I think first off it is DH who will get his turn to study first (he is in IT) but would like to teach. I might investigate it for him - otherwise we'll still be talking about it this time next year

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I'm in the first year of communications probably will major in management. Which should help me in going into events management. If I didn't have DD then I would do speech and language therapy but can't afford the childcare.

Am so inspiried by you all!

I have an honours degree in history and a few postgraduate papers in public policy. It's actually been a useful degree, beleive or not. (refused to study law as parents expected). After graduating I spent 4 years working as an historian for the govt, mainly looking at Treaty of Waitangi issues, so lots of stuff land and war history and working with hapu and iwi to assist Treaty claims. It was full on, but I learnt so much.

Then worked in local govt doing policy and community planning for 6 years, did lots reasearch on policy issues. Most recently I worked as a recreation planner, doing policy and planning work related to parks and open space. I love parks and l loved loved loved my work there.

I want to do more study. I'd actually like to do speech therapy or linguistics as it fasinates me, but there's no training places locally. So am thinking doing some papers in lingusitics and communications. Have slight dyslexia, so ironically writing is a struggle for me, but love   doing verbal stuff, public speaking etc, and want to help others with these things.

i had my son when i was 18, so just after i left school and have never had a proper job, i worked now and then for my mum who was a gardner. i plan on studying once i finish having kids and the youngest one starts kindy. i think id like to be a florist, but i also love photography, animals and kids.

the idea of being a midwife appeals to me as does being an animal control officer or working at the spca. but i have always wanted to be a florist

Be a kindy teacher! great job
can you tell i'm an early childhood teacher!
Have a B.Ed in teaching( ECE) and full teachers reg. which is an extra 2 years on top of the 3 year degree.
Have also studied for a grad dip in special ed only have 4 papers to go! but on hold till the kids are a bit older.
I currently work part time with the under 2's with DS2 fab job, love the challenge and variety and seeing the achievements and milestones.
good luck with your decision