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So last year was the most seismic year of my life. I consider my ‘long 2023’ to have started in August 2022, during my first break up.

I had never experienced heartbreak like that. I threw myself into the gym and my new teaching job (and first full time position after uni). I discovered online dating for the first time, to my peril. I became extremely thin, and totally revelled in my sadness. I thought myself so profound, and this was compounded by numerous and terrible situationships. I went through what was probably my second genuine heartbreak.

Come about March- time, I started to ‘fix up’ emotionally. I met some of my best friends, and was partying every weekend (… and some weeknights). It was the busiest few months of my life. I then met my now- partner, who introduced me to another lovely circle of people.

March to December have been the happiest, silliest and busiest months of my life. I made some incredible memories with my friends and deepened my relationship with my partner. However, I’ve gotten pretty physically unhealthy, and… blew through what were already pretty meagre savings.

I regret nothing. The expense, ultimately, was worth it. As I progress through my twenties I’ve come to think of my life in terms of periods and seasons, as opposed to linear and unfaltering progress. I still worked hard this year, professionally. I had an article published in a blog, and successfully applied for my September apprenticeship. But this aspect of my life- my self- development and self- care- must come first now.

This year, I must calm down. This is certainly not punishment for my happiness. I have had a blast and I would not change a second of it. I just am acknowledging that I need to re- route (and re-root) myself.

I’m starting a new position tomorrow, as a cover teacher at a school closer to my home. Then, in September, I begin my official teacher training year. In the interim, my focus is on my health, my mind, and my existing relationships.

At my core, I thrive in my aloneness- I love to write and read, draw and paint. These things fell by the wayside in what I’ve been calling my ‘recovery’. I’m on day 7 of not smoking (a silly habit I picked up to make friends and ended up sticking), and I’m back in the gym. I’ve cleaned my room for the first time in months, and I’ve been hitting 8 hours of sleep most nights.

My socialising now consists of wine- free restaurant meals and chats over coffee. I have a few glasses of wine once a week, and have made my friends swear to only invite me ‘out- out’ once a month from this point onward. My partner and I take it in turns to dream up ‘weekend dates’, and spend our time traipsing museums and looking up life drawing classes.

I want this blog to reflect these things in the coming weeks and months. I am studying in my spare time in preparation for my training year, reading copiously, learning freely. As an aside, I’m, like, actually drinking water and eating vegetables again too. I’m going to try to stay consistent with an 100 days of productivity challenge. Please do join me! I love and miss my posting on this blog.

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Dr Yohannes Yihdego

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Mastercard is hiring

Hey graduates, Mastercard is hiring for Ops Egineer.

Go and apply!!!

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What even is this, anyway?

The Winchester Art Projcect has been a dream of mine for years.

I graduated from UEA with a 2:1 in Art History, and a pretty decent portfolio of my own work. It was IMPOSSIBLE to find art jobs as a new graduate! It was incredibly disheartening and made me turn to a life of (shudder) corporate.

That was 4 years ago, and now I've got a good bit of money saved up. I can finally achieve my dream of creating the opportunity I wish I had 4 years ago. New graduates (or new-ish) from any UK university, this is an

OPEN CALLOUT FOR ARTISTS!

requirements:

Must have graduated in the last 3 years.

Must have a portfolio of at least 5 pieces.

Must be based near (or near enough) to winchester, or grew up there.

The project will be a 'zine full of different winchester artists. It can relate to Winchester, or it can not! Any pieces in any style will be completely welcome. So, whip out an oil painting or draw a comic on a napkin, art is art! I'm looking for 7 artists.

I'm happy to say I can pay artists a LIVING WAGE hourly based on how long their piece took +£50 +10% of all proceeds. That means if you take 9 hours to produce a two-panel comic, you'll be paid £158, and get 10% of the proceeds!

I have no budget to promote this post! PLEASE if you are a recent graduate, a new artist, an old artist, friends with artists REBLOG this post!

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Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH)

Birla Institute of Management Technology (BIMTECH) is a well-known business school located in Greater Noida, India. It is a premier management institute that offers various undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs in the field of management and business administration. BIMTECH is known for its rigorous academic curriculum, experienced faculty, and industry-oriented approach to education.

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Railway Non Technical Popular Categories NTPC Graduate Level Post Recruitment 2024

Exciting news for job seekers! The Railway Recruitment Board is set to announce the NTPC (Non-Technical Popular Categories) Graduate Level Post Recruitment for 2024. This is a great opportunity for graduates looking to join the Indian Railways.

Age Limit as on 01/01/2025

Minimum Age : 18 Years

Maximum Age : 36 Years

Application Begin: 14/09/2024

Last Date for Apply: 20/10/2024

Vacancy Details Total : 8113 Post

Click Here to Apply

https://www.rrbapply.gov.in/

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Graduation Year Calculator: Your Key to a Smooth Graduation Journey

Graduation is an exciting milestone, marking the culmination of years of dedication and hard work. Whether you’re preparing for your high school graduation year or aiming for a college degree, planning is essential to ensure you stay on track.

One tool that can help students in this journey is the Graduation Year Calculator–a resource designed to help you estimate when you’ll cross the finish line of your educational journey.

You can easily access this tool at graduationyearcalculators.com to start planning today.

Why Graduation Planning Matters

For many students, graduation marks the beginning of their professional and personal lives. The day you walk across that stage, dressed in cap and gown, is a symbol of achievement, but also the opening of new doors. However, reaching this point requires preparation and focus, especially when it comes to managing academic timelines.

This is where tools like a graduation calculator come in handy. By using one, students can map out their academic path, ensuring they are hitting the right milestones to graduate on time. With a college graduation calculator, you can project the exact date you’ll earn that degree and start applying for jobs or pursuing further studies.

How to Calculate Your Graduation Year

The process of determining when you’ll graduate may seem complicated, but with the right tools, it’s straightforward. For instance, the Graduation Year Calculator allows you to input your starting year, current progress, and expected coursework load, then quickly generates an estimated graduation year.

Whether you’re preparing for your high school graduation or aiming for college completion, it’s essential to know your expected timeline. Using the Graduation Year Calculator is an easy way to stay informed and focused on your goal. This tool is especially useful for students juggling part-time work, internships, or extra-curricular activities, where staying on schedule might be a bit more challenging.

Graduation Traditions: A Global Celebration

Graduation is not just about achieving academic goals–it’s also about celebrating the journey. Graduation traditions vary around the world, but one thing remains universal: the sense of accomplishment. In the U.S., students wear caps and gowns, receive diplomas, and toss their caps in the air, symbolizing the freedom and possibilities that lie ahead.

But these traditions are just the tip of the iceberg. In other countries, different customs celebrate academic success, often including family gatherings, feasts, and ceremonial awards. Regardless of the culture, graduation represents a significant turning point, and it’s a moment worth celebrating.

Facing Post-Graduation Challenges

While graduation is a time of celebration, it’s also the beginning of a new set of challenges. Graduates often find themselves navigating the complexities of the job market, considering graduate school, or trying to adjust to life outside the academic bubble. The transition can be tough, but proper academic planning can make all the difference.

Using tools like the Graduation Year Calculator and college graduation calculator ensures you are prepared academically, which allows you to focus on your career or future studies post-graduation. Having a clear picture of when you’ll finish your education gives you a head start on planning for interviews, internships, or further education applications.

FAQs About Graduation

1. How does a graduation calculator help you determine your graduation date?

A graduation calculator helps you estimate your graduation year by inputting factors such as your starting date, academic load, and credits earned. It provides a projected date for when you’ll complete your studies.

2. How can I calculate my high school graduation year?

The easiest way is to use a tool like the Graduation Year Calculator. It helps you map out your academic progress and gives you a clear timeline for when you’ll graduate.

3. What are some traditional graduation customs?

Common traditions include the wearing of caps and gowns, the awarding of diplomas, and the tossing of caps into the air. These symbolize academic achievement and the transition to new opportunities.

4. How does knowing my graduation year help with academic planning?

Knowing your graduation year gives you a roadmap to follow. It helps with academic planning by allowing you to track your coursework and prepare for important milestones, such as exams or applications for higher education.

5. What are the benefits of using a college graduation calculator?

A college graduation calculator ensures you stay on track by calculating your expected graduation date. This helps you manage your time better and plan for life after college, whether that involves career opportunities or further education.

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Life ater Graduation 👩🏻‍🎓🧑🏼‍🎓

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UPSC Civil Services Exam 2024 Notification OUT for 1056 Posts, Interesed candidates can check here

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L & T is hiring

Hey graduates, L&T is hiring for Trainee.

Go and apply!!!

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New Talent, New Opportunities - We Welcome Freshers!

For more details,

Contact us on : +91 9552539602 | 7350014493 mansi.kudale@yashaswigroup.in

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