By Kayleigh Gray


WORRIED ABOUT STUDYING A NON- VOCATIONAL SUBJECT? DO IT RIGHT.


All I had to do was type ‘non- vocational’ into the Twitter search box and I received a list of tweets agreeing that most non-vocational degrees are a waste of space. I’m sure it doesn’t surprise you if you’ve been looking at studying a degree without a clear career outcome.


Subjects such as English, Geography or History are often studied at university


because the student has enthusiasm for the course and would happily spend three years exploring it in further detail. If you are passionate about a certain degree then this will drive you to do well at university, attend your lectures and engage in related activities.


If this is you then don’t worry about what other people say and just do it, but do it right.


You need to focus on your employability throughout your degree to ensure that employers will want to hire you when you finish studying.


University is also a time to enjoy yourself, so I’m not suggesting that you must spend all your spare time working, but you should consider what job you would like, work out


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