Any ideas career wise that i could do with Psychology A-level.?

Answer 1

Hi - I knew a girl (with a degree in psychology) who did voluntary work at Dalwood Childrens' Home (at Seaforth, Sydney) with me. I think this helped her gain experience and exposure to people in the profession. She did get a job a few months after that at a Womens' Refuge Centre. (I also got a job as a Child and Family Nurse after gaining some familiarity with the work). Certainly, I think, it would be helpful to put into practice what you've learnt wherever you are and this would flow into a position that suits you. There are many jobs advertised so you could also apply for several and also learn more about what suits you through the interviews. M.(female).

Answer 2

I have a Psychology degree and right now I am a Probation Counselor here in Georgia. You can go into any area with a Psychology degree especially working for the state.I was working for the state before I got my degree so this was a promotion for me. Even interning can get your foot in the door so that you can learn things.
Try to get a counseling job at the state level if you can and make sure you get the training that you need. If all else fails go ahead and start taking assessment tests for teaching and you can become a teacher. Find out what programs for teaching they have in your state and go for it. If you want to take your psychology higher at least you will have some type of experience and will be getting paid by the state.

Answer 3

I'm doing psychology A level and you can do almost anything with it depending on your other choices. Even if you don't want to carry it on at University it's useful in all sorts of fields and just for general knowledge.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

a number of opportunities u could work in teaching. social work,psychiatric hospitals, counselling. hypnosis (not the stage kind) psychotherapy.hypnotherapy, neuroo linguistic programming,stress management, psychiatry, group work skills. there is hundreds of book in this area u could read. they are not general on sale everywhere. a good source would be to find a university book shop. if that's difficult for u drop me a email and aill send a comprehensiv list frm my vast library,best regards

Answer 6

I have been pondering the same question, but at master's level.
I wouldn't do it unless you were interested in either helping others through counseling, even group counseling, research or teaching. Otherwise, you could be a writer in your area of expertise.

Answer 7

i think of you may do exactly what appears like. forget approximately approximately how plenty money each and each interest makes, and in basic terms concentration on you. What do you love to do. you additionally can look up books based on your options? :)

Answer 8

Research for companies in pharmaceuticals, human services, community services, etc.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

a medical carrer