Alumni - Medicine/Healthcare - Blythe Bridge High School & Sixth Form
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Alumni – Medicine/Healthcare

Meet past students who are studying or working in the field of

MEDICINE/HEALTHCARE

DENVER (2014)

* Left with 4 A levels.

* Completed a degree in geography and numerous medical certificates. Has worked on the front line for urgent care for North West Ambulance Service, and hopes to begin a postgraduate degree in Paramedic Science in January 2020.

* Advice for current students: “Remain focused and try to enjoy the time you have. Sometimes life throws you tough challenges, but every time you come through them you become stronger.  It is worth putting your all into these, but don’t let them cause you stress – instead let them build you up as a person.”

JOSH (2017)

* Left with 7 GCSEs.

* Went on to achieve a level 3 qualification in hairdressing, but now going to Keele University to do an adult nursing degree.

* Advice to current students: “Study for your exams no matter whether you like the subject. You may think you don’t need certain qualifications, however later on after college you may want a career change. You never truly know what you want to do as a career until you work for someone and find a passion. You will always make mistakes along  the way but it’s never a failure – it wasn’t meant to be and there’s always a new path to follow. Get as many qualifications as you can and you’ll always have access to change your job and go to places you want to go.”

LEANNE (2014)

* Left BBHS with 11 GCSES, all graded A*-B, and an AS level in psychology.

* Went on to achieve A levels in chemistry, biology and geography. Currently studying for a masters in pharmacy at Keele University.

* Advice for current students: “Hard work pays off – keep going until the very last exam is done. Just try your best – you’ll never regret it.”

CASEY (2018)

* Left with a range of GCSEs and A levels.

* Now a second year Midwifery student at university.

* Advice for current students: “Don’t overwhelm yourself. Try your best, support your friends, have things to look forward to and plan your time accordingly.”

JOANNE (1994)

* Left school with one GCSE.

* Completed a degree in nursing. Currently working as a nurse practitioner.

* Advice for current students: “Be open minded about the future. Think about a career that will utilise the skills that you enjoy the most. If at first you don’t succeed, try and try again, and never compare yourself to others.”

GEORGIA (2018)

* Left with 12 GCSEs and 3 A levels.

* Now a second year nursing student at university.

* Advice for current students: “Stay calm, stay motivated and don’t worry if things don’t go right the first time.”

MILLIE (2015)

* Left with 11 GCSEs, graded A-C.

* Went to university, and is now an A&E nurse.

* Advice for current students: “Work hard, listen to your teachers(they know their stuff)! Don’t let anyone ever tell you, you can’t achieve something, there’s always a way to overcome an obstacle!”

NICOLA (2000)

* Left with 8 GCSEs, graded A-C.

* Worked in adminstration for 5 years, then began midwifery training. Now working as a community midwife.

* Advice for current students: “If you work hard and put in the effort, you can achieve anything. If you’re struggling, seek the support of your teachers, and don’t forget to take time out to unwind and relax, as this is just so important.”