Too old to start a career?
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How much much longer do you have to go? I applaud you anyway!0
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You are never too old! Do it for yourself, with that qualification you could help a lot of people.
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Hi @Julie54
You don't say how old you are [unless the clue is in your user name] but as a counsellor myself I would say the vast majority of counsellors train when they are in their 40s and 50s. Personally I think the life experience helps enormously!
Will the course mean you will then be a qualified counsellor?
The only thing I would say is that it's not a career for immediately making money... if that's your intention then I would do something else!
Good luck with the rest of your course.
Emma0 -
Hi @Julie54 , how are you doing today? Please do not feel like you're too old to start your career, this is an incredible achievement! Please keep us updated and we wish you the best with your course.

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Hi @Julie54
Congratulations on your studies so far. You are never too old to start a new career. you can make a difference to so many people with this qualification and have that sense of achievement at the end.
I wish you all the best for the rest of your course.
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Hi @Julie54
Congratulations on your achievements so far. You are never to old to start a career and counselling is one that many people begin in their 30' and 40's.
Keep going and just keep in mind on those tough days, it will be worth it in the end.
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Wow thank you for your support and kind words everyone! I have 4 years of this course left to do andyes I'm currently 54 until this coming Saturday!2
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