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Wills · 25/06/2005 19:22

Hi, I'm 36 years old and am an IT Manager in an Investment Bank. I want a job that would mean more to me. Helping women through their pregnancies has been something I've been thinking about for a while now. Am I totally crazy to think at my age about re-training to be a midwife?

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Donbean · 25/06/2005 19:25

No not at all!!!!
They would snap you up, they like mature students with life experience. (sorry but you will be a MATURE student,sounds awful that doesnt it...sorry)
DO IT DO IT DO IT!!!!!!

emmatmg · 25/06/2005 19:26

ooooo, I really feel like I've missed my calling to do midwifery at 32(I haven't even got an A level, and only scraped my GSCES) so will watch this one with interest.

Wills · 25/06/2005 19:35

That's hopeful. But where do I start? Any advice

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WideWebWitch · 25/06/2005 19:45

Wills, I can't help but I just wanted to say you're not too old to change career and good luck.

Nightynight · 25/06/2005 20:06

Wills Im late 30s, also work in a trad "mens" job and also thinking about moving to a caring job!
go for it, but please keep us informed!

mears · 25/06/2005 20:10

This link will help becoming a midwife

'Mature' students are certainly welcomed on midwifery courses. Have a read at the link and see what you think

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