[Ammi]

..the only thing I can say Jords is that it's not unusual obviously to be in your situation and so frustrating/dis-heartening that things can sometimes take a while and even a long while to get there...but with determination and persistence with any 'forever' type job, you will get there and everything that you're doing now/your 'fill in' jobs, will all help with that as well, they'll all make sense and be able to be applied in different ways with the experiences they've given you, I do believe that Jords so you just carry on doing what you feel is right for you because it might not feel like it sometimes but you are moving forward to where you're going to feel great in being/career/job-wise......


..and Reece, I know and understand as well how it's feeling to you as well, why/is it worth it..?...but I have six nieces/nephews altogether...four having been through uni and two still in that process...the four who have gone through it all have jobs that brings a lot to their lives and two of them having their 'dream job' that they hoped to get in their decisions to go to uni ..the same with the children of most friends I have..(actually I think all of them..)..some also with 'dream jobs' that they have got through their work experience in their chosen study...so try to think of the balance as well...and if you like uni/love other aspects of it as well, like the social vibe/independence/friendship groups etc...well, those are also very important for life lessons as well ...and I know that means a student debt as well, which you have anyway now... but you won't have to addresss that until you have got THAT job.......