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Do what you like

by Irene Krechowiecka
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Most careers centres offer these services. Access to them is usually free and gives you the chance to talk results over with a qualified adviser. You’ll find your nearest centre listed under Careers in the Yellow Pages.

Prepare for change
Results from Interest Inventories are a good starting point for exploring broad areas of work or specific careers that match your current preferences. They’re particularly valuable if you’ve no idea what you want, or you’re looking for a complete change of direction. They can also provide reassurance that the career you’re thinking of is a wise choice. Once you’ve done that you can move on to researching what’s realistic given the qualifications and experience you have and explore the availability of further training.

Whatever your feeling about other relationships, the career you choose now does not have to be for ever. Most people thrive on variety throughout their working lives, particularly if they choose to make those changes rather than have them imposed. It doesn’t do any harm to keep an eye out for new opportunities – it’s always easier to move on before you get tired and jaded. To maximise your choice of alternatives be sure to keep your skills up to date and in marketable condition.

Have some fun and try our Career Choice Quiz



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