community and work with elderly or go to prisons to do art therapy.
I have visited a couple of websites that give advice on careers which I find are helpful.
Here are the links
http://www.creative-choices.co.uk/develop-your-career/visual-arts
http://www.artsjobs.org.uk/arts-jobs-listings/
I have recently just applied to do an apprenticeship in marketing and graphic web design for Rowlands pharmacy. I was excited as it seemed like the perfect job role for me as I would like a creative career as well as handling other things such as administration work. I have emailed a lady called Lauren Ebbrell who organises apprenticeship application processes. She seemed keen to put me forward as she thought that I would be a good candidate and she said that I seemed to have the enthusiastic creative Art and Design background and experience that they were looking for. I then found that I wasn't eligible for the apprenticeship because I have a higher level of qualification than a level 3. I was disappointed to hear this because I feel that it would have been an enjoyable job for me that I could have been good at. I now know that it is unlikely for me to get accepted for any apprenticeship because I may be over qualified and the government will not be willing to pay out for me.

I will now have to keep looking for job opportunities that I will be eligible for as a graduate and I will be looking for a similar job role to marketing and graphic web design as I have realised that this would be a great career choice for me.
I am not having much luck with finding this as most of the paid internships are in London and I would prefer to stay at home whilst having a job that definitely pays in some way.



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