So, my thoughts on "My future" I quite like the choices at my local, - well not quite local unless an hour away is classed as local - College. I enjoyed the choices of doing; Travel and Tourism/Airline crew, Performing arts, stage management and Law. However looking at my schools sixth form tonight caused me to get an eye opener; about the many overpowering choices there actually are. I looked around and noticed that I could try something new and no, I probably had never even heard them before. So, seeming as I had four choices to make I looked around for new subjects.
Scanning the halls and walls, many twisting and turning corridors I noticed these three subjects: Sociology, Psychology and Philosophy&Ethics. What would you think about this?
I love the debate about anything and getting my point across. I will forcefully/verbally fight anyone into the corner so they have to give in and agree with me. Normally, I will stay quite reserved until I know the person well enough. Mainly so they won't get insulted that I may not agree with them. - Sorry if you are one of the victims that may have had the blunt end of me debating with you.
If you are in my position, I defiantly think you should debate and choose what you love best. Knowing that at sixth form you will still have the chance of doing two years or even three years - if you are lucky - and the add on of a year at college. You may think education is hideous and vile. It is until you get to have the control of what you want to do. It's also how you like to interpret the way you would like to learn. Choosing the subjects that may suit your skill be it: Singing, dancing, painting, photography, Business, debating or even English, Science or Maths. It's vital that you choose what you enjoy best not what you think may suit you in the future because if you don't like the subject then what use will that make, you may just get bored and dream about unicorns fighting numbers - I don't do this, just before you get that in your mind. - I defiantly think you need to concentrate as much as possible to your core subjects. They will be most useful to getting you into your desired course in the future
~Soph.
