TV Presenter Amber Sherlock Talks Career, Study and Family
TV Presenter Amber Sherlock Talks Career, Study and Family
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Think Education like to do things differently. They care about who you are and how you want to study.
In this video, Think Education interview TV presenter Amber Sherlock about her experience juggling a career, starting a family and still following a passion.
“When you have children, your priorities change. So, what a perfect opportunity to think about what you would really like to do”.
“This might be the time to upskill and look at a course or go back to uni or study something that you are more passionate about. It might provide you with a job that is better for you and your children”.
If you want to follow your passion and find a way to study around your family and work commitments you can find out more about Think Colleges and their courses here.
Find all course guides in these links:
APM College of Business and Communication
Australasian College of Natural Therapies
William Blue College of Hospitality Management
Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Think Education.
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Fiona Dorman
Fiona Dorman founded The Part Time People in 2012 as she saw a lack of adequate information for non-9to5 workers looking for work and ways to change their lives through study. The Part Time People knows that when you are a parent your life becomes full of new commitments on top of work, life, family, study and everything else we need to pack in to 24 hours! TPTP works together with the Mum Media Group to bring together information for parents looking to return to work. With focus on four areas; Return to work, Start Your Own Business, Work From Home and Upskilling, there is information for everyone. As a mother of two young boys, William 2.5yrs and Sam 5 months, Fiona knows the challenges with juggling work, family and home and strives to bring the best information we can to help parents get to the working scenario they want.
