Not so long ago, I was in desperation to find myself a new career, which would lead me to satisfaction with what I am doing for a living. However, soon I realised with a support of my family and friends, who know me and my abilities so well that a role of a midwife would be the most quintessential answer to all my needs. I based my decision not only on a fact that I have been always appreciated an interaction and helping others but also on my fascination with foetal development, physiology of birth and postnatal adaptations. Furthermore, the observation I performed over midwifery role throughout my life as well as when I was expecting my son, during the labour and soon after he was born, gave me reassurance that this is the profession I would have loved to perform.
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However, a problem with finding employment pressured me to leave my country, which taught me that there is always a way forward… So, eight years later, in order to my new life career, I have already completed midwifery access course, which widely expanded my knowledge in Psychology and Human Biology. Currently, I am completing GCSE’S in Mathematics and English language along with a preparation towards ITLTS exam. Working towards these was/is incredibly fascinating, it helped me to unveil my time management and organisational skills altogether with an ability to self-direct and research
However, a problem with finding employment pressured me to leave my country, which taught me that there is always a way forward… So, eight years later, in order to my new life career, I have already completed midwifery access course, which widely expanded my knowledge in Psychology and Human Biology. Currently, I am completing GCSE’S in Mathematics and English language along with a preparation towards ITLTS exam. Working towards these was/is incredibly fascinating, it helped me to unveil my time management and organisational skills altogether with an ability to self-direct and research