Im a 18m (sortof student) from new zealand. I left school when i was 16, after term 1 in year 12, in new zealand we have whats called ncea levels. ncea level 1 (year 11) 2 (year 12) and 3 (year 13). I left because of bad choices and crowds basically. I became a big pothead, would fight and get in trouble and my vice principal got tired of constantly dealing with me so said it was best if maybe i left and tried to work. So i did.
It was good for the first 6 months to a year, but i wasnt dedicated to any of the jobs. i got fired from my first one but the rest i just left because i sincerely didnt enjoy any of them. Job to job in factories, temp agencies etc. and i came to my senses, cut down massively on pot and decided to call a correspondence school and get enrolled.
Dont get me wrong im not an idiot, in fact my first few years of high school i was in extension classes and got really good marks when i tried, problem is i never tried for most of them and i hated school. Now im doing correspondence i love it. I love studying and doing exams and getting the marks.
Problem is my progress is very slow. My dad recently had a stroke and can no longer work so my mum has asked me to work 25ish hours and studying on top of that is hard. My original goal was to get my levels and be at uni next year but at this rate its not going to happen. as i have 1 and a half levels to go through. I know i am very capable of it and now i really want to sort my shit and get to uni next year but i was wondering if there was a faster way rather than going through mountains of schoolwork on top of working to get there?
tl;dr i left school at 16 , i realised my mistake and want to attend uni but im working 25 hrs a week due to my dad being out of work due to stroke. Is there anything i can do to speed up the process a bit? cheers
Submitted July 24, 2019 at 06:20AM by ikesonofpeter https://ift.tt/2Yrn1SA
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