Essays on Dream Career

During the months leading up to my GCSE exams, my father, unfortunately, lost his eyesight, during this difficult period I essentially became his caregiver. Seeing him struggle with the smallest things in life was very frustrating for me, however, whilst caring for him I realized…

My story begins from the beautiful country of Pakistan. Being the oldest son of a military officer, my childhood heavily involved structure and discipline, yet enough freedom and space to pursue my goals and passions. Although we enjoyed our life in Pakistan, religious extremists made…

My name is Lavena Sara Jacob, and I have been born and brought up in Kuwait, though I am actually from Kerela a place known as “God’s own country” which is a state in India. My lovely family consists of 5 people including myself. My…

Ever since an early stage in my life, I have always worked hard to overcome challenges. Even thought I was diagnosed with dyslexia in the fourth grade, I learned to compensate for it by gaining strength in focusing and adapting by not only by working…

A solid career is the dream of many and turning that dream into reality demands much study and much willpower. It is a fact that some people, even without a full curriculum, without any differentiation, can achieve a considerable position in the job market, however,…

On a trip to Scotland I was left amazed by the Falkirk Wheel boat lift located to replace a flight of 11 locks. This was fascinating to me as I enjoyed the problem solving the team used to simplify the task. This led me to…

Biochemistry is integral in many aspects of research, even the study of ancient DNA, which I discovered whilst volunteering with the Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology Cambridge; for example, alongside mass spectrometry, protein biochemistry techniques such as immunoassay are used to detect milk proteins on…

My desire to study adult nursing begun when both my grandmother’s and father passed away due to the lack of proper health treatment and professionals in their country, due to the poor health system in their country; Nigeria. This led me to do my own…

In July 2017 I completed the final year of my three-year undergraduate Psychology and Criminology degree. I was given the opportunity to select my modules for my last year, Criminal and Forensic Psychology was a module that most took my interest, thus leading me to…

Having a family history of chronic health conditions such as asthma and diabetes, I was often exposed to the multidisciplinary teams within the NHS. It was whilst accompanying my father to an appointment with his general practitioner, that I was introduced to the implications that…