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Ed Psych training

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losingmymindiam · 29/05/2018 08:10

Apologies if this is not a good place to put this question. I am thinking of training to be an Educational Psychologist. It is a five year training commitment and I am 43. Do you think this is too old? I guess I would have about 15-20 years post qualification in the job before retirement...

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EdPsy · 02/06/2018 21:00

Absolutely not too old! I have some friends and colleagues who retrained in their 50s. Personally I would rather see a 43 year old trainee than one who is 23 because of the wisdom and empathy that life experience brings. Good luck Smile

EdPsy · 02/06/2018 21:02

The training is only three years; then you commit to working as an EP for two years afterwards Smile

losingmymindiam · 05/06/2018 06:59

Thanks for your reply, sorry I missed it! Thanks that is really reassuring and along the lines of what I was hoping as it seems to be one of those careers where experience (age) can work in your favour! Yes I included the two year commitment in the five years, so actually not as bad...

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