Is it late at 22 years old ?
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but o cos we dun do it cos the government said so. its simply good for ourselves.Originally posted by epImetheus:the government promotes lifelong learning, right? never too old to study.
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22 is still very young
study when you are young and without commitments -
22 is still young.. i won't say its early, but the more u wait the older u get, so y think more. Do wat you must..
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I 25 this year and still studying!
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huo dao lao xue dao lao
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Actually the course that i wanting to take in actually.........
Nursing
Pls don laugh at it as i am quite serious bout it.Feel like taking it after NS. But friends have been telling me to forget bout the idea as it invoves cleaning shit as those staff nurse won be doing it -
Not really lah. Me not like some of my other fwen who offen come to school late and got debarred for that particular moduleOriginally posted by RainbowPrincess:U, r 1 of those pple whom I admire : ) Working & studying @ the same time, which is really tough : )
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It all depend on if you have additional commitment like motorbike and if you can control your spending power. -
NITEC in nursing....Originally posted by Gedanken:What level of study? -
Let's see.... passion and interest for the subject is there... in Sg there'll always be a demand for nurses.
What are you waiting for?Originally posted by ryangian:Actually the course that i wanting to take in actually.........
Nursing
Pls don laugh at it as i am quite serious bout it.Feel like taking it after NS. But friends have been telling me to forget bout the idea as it invoves cleaning shit as those staff nurse won be doing it -
i haf 1 guy friend
who into nursing as well..
he went into poly..den go for his nursing course after that..
think by the time he grad from ard 28...really admire him..
but that is wer his interest is loh...and he manage to find a job in wad he like best....
so y not.. -
Is the demand for nurses with NITEC cert in demand or they prefer to take in those from poly..........
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yes, if it's Primary One that you're starting.Originally posted by ryangian:For full times studies for bout 2 years or should i be earning a living outside..............
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nursing is a good and stable job...I also admire nurses for being able to face syringes, blood, injections, vomit... they are heroes.. usually poly students will be staff nurses while others will be nurses (usually those in pink /pink strips uniform)
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From the post I have read, I can gather that you've just finished your poly maybe last year and you're currently working part-time while waiting for enlistment.Originally posted by ryangian:For full times studies for bout 2 years or should i be earning a living outside..............
Let's see, you're too old to defer your NS, so first serve your NS. DO NOT AWOL or do silly stuff and go DB. If you're really interested in nursing, dun be afraid to go ask around about the courses or ask a nurse how its like.
The fastest you can defer is only after 2 years of NS, of which you can apply for early distruption to study.
During your 2 years in NS, you should do your research and find out which course you want to take. If you have no money, you can try looking around for a scholarship. Or look for grants. ALSO, you're not allowed to work even part time when you're in NS(if you do, just be careful), its against the rules unless you seek permission of which Mindef will only seek on a case-to-case basis.
All this is hard work, up to you, whether you want to work hard and achieve your dream!
Good luck!
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studies is not always late.
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It is only too late if U never bothered to do & regret later.Originally posted by ryangian:For full times studies for bout 2 years or should i be earning a living outside.............. -
schools won't run away as long as you got money to spare. income-making opportunities however will
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Me now only ITE second year, enlisting this june or july. Want to take nursing as course now studying was forced by by old man. LL must take or he chase me out of house. So after NS want to study what is my interest lohOriginally posted by :From the post I have read, I can gather that you've just finished your poly maybe last year and you're currently working part-time while waiting for enlistment.
Let's see, you're too old to defer your NS, so first serve your NS. DO NOT AWOL or do silly stuff and go DB. If you're really interested in nursing, dun be afraid to go ask around about the courses or ask a nurse how its like.
The fastest you can defer is only after 2 years of NS, of which you can apply for early distruption to study.
During your 2 years in NS, you should do your research and find out which course you want to take. If you have no money, you can try looking around for a scholarship. Or look for grants. ALSO, you're not allowed to work even part time when you're in NS(if you do, just be careful), its against the rules unless you seek permission of which Mindef will only seek on a case-to-case basis.
All this is hard work, up to you, whether you want to work hard and achieve your dream!
Good luck!