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Hello from East Sussex!

Discussion in 'Introductions' started by tillyfur, Sep 23, 2010.

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Hello,

I am 34 (today) and have just gone back into education as I would like to be a podiatrist. I have just finished an OU introduction course to Health, and I am at Northbrook College in Worthing (East Sussex) studying an Access to HE in Health Sciences. In October i have booked an open day at Brighton Uni in Eastbourne.

I have not decided what area I would specialise in, however I am looking for volunteer work in the area.

It would be great to be an active member in this forum, and I hope that soon I will have something to contribute!

Thanks, Georgie.

tillyfur, Sep 23, 2010

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