You’re trying to escape from your difficulties, and there never is any escape from difficulties, never. They have to be faced and fought. - Enid Blyton. This quote along with my own personal ordeal, inspires me to grow my psychological roots to new extreme levels in which I aim to specialise in clinical based psychology/counselling. My ongoing enthusiasm for this course is an everyday occurance from exploring historical theorists, analysing quantitative data to simple thoughts such as why an individual performs a specific behaviour in a certain situation. The scientific depth of psychology never fails to amaze me such as EEG’s and various other scans involving tracking brain activity, it’s truly fascinating and that’s an attitude I’m proud
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My main achievement is my confidence boost. I used to be shy and wouldn't take advantage of a teachers knowledge which resulted in avoiding questions and some obscurity. However after the realisation that I needed to overcome this weakness, I raised the bar and pushed myself into being a student chaplin in year 12 and a member of the student committee in year 13. Roles consist of treasuring money, meetings at various schools, open evenings, planning prom, dealing with reports from the students of our college, dinner sessions in the chapelincy with lower school students and trips out to church halls to teach various primary schools about the importance of religion. Being granted with these roles demonstrates that I’m a motivated helper who is dedicated to satisfy peoples needs and is able to converge and diverge within my language when dealing with individuals of different age ranges. Also, having a responsibility with working with the colleges income is a skill that will be used to its maximum during university as I can transfer skills to cope with my own student loans and living finances. The fact my college is catholic also contributed to my thrivation as I think attending chapel every week as a regime throughout school, succored and gave me
My main achievement is my confidence boost. I used to be shy and wouldn't take advantage of a teachers knowledge which resulted in avoiding questions and some obscurity. However after the realisation that I needed to overcome this weakness, I raised the bar and pushed myself into being a student chaplin in year 12 and a member of the student committee in year 13. Roles consist of treasuring money, meetings at various schools, open evenings, planning prom, dealing with reports from the students of our college, dinner sessions in the chapelincy with lower school students and trips out to church halls to teach various primary schools about the importance of religion. Being granted with these roles demonstrates that I’m a motivated helper who is dedicated to satisfy peoples needs and is able to converge and diverge within my language when dealing with individuals of different age ranges. Also, having a responsibility with working with the colleges income is a skill that will be used to its maximum during university as I can transfer skills to cope with my own student loans and living finances. The fact my college is catholic also contributed to my thrivation as I think attending chapel every week as a regime throughout school, succored and gave me