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by Sylvia Lindsay
(Jamaica, W.I)

Photo Credit: Unlucky Photography

Photo Credit: Unlucky Photography

Hello, I am Social Work Team Manager, with 15 years work experience. I intend to do a conversion psychology course in September 2010.

My Challenge:


I have spent the last 7 years working abroad in Jamaica, Turks & Caicos.

My work experience ( from social worker, practice manager, team manager) are in these areas: mental health, elderly, learning difficulties, children & family, fostering, adoption, probation, parole, guidance counselling and teaching.

I want to seek work to support myself and for work experience for the course in September.

I am having difficult where to aim my job search that will support my course.

I eventually, want to do the MSc forensic psychology.

Any ideas?

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