My name is Ese Kanayo and this is my "nerding outlet" for all things psychology. I make videos about my life as an assistant psychologist in the UK. I take you guys with me on my journey to becoming a qualified clinical psychologist!
I’m a 36 year old, male and I’ve been thinking of going for my masters in psychology. Single, no kids but thinking of adopting a 7 year old. If I got for it, I might graduate at 41 since I would have to change from an under graduate in computer science. My mom went back to school at 63.
Thank you. This has always been my dream degree, but I'm almost 33 and have been worried I'm too old. This helped ease my mind a lot for when I go forward with my degree. 💜
Hi, I was wondering if you would be willing to share your personal statement with me? I'd greatly appreciate an example to look at. congrats on all ur great achievements. All the best x
I’ve recently done sport in college for 3 years. Plan was to do sport with disadvantaged/disabled kids. I’d still like to do that but I think the market is very small for it and I’m thinking about becoming a support worker as even though my preference would be sport the point was to ultimately help them. Plan is to do a course in college or uni but not sure what course would be best for me? I want to teach people with disabilities basic life skills and to see them progress and become more independent. Plan is to do a course and something along side that like a part time job or volunteering! To put on my CV to show I have experience. What would you suggest in terms of course??
Thank you so much this video is so helpful! I always find volunteering so hard to get into but really going to try now I'm hoping to go back to school and study 😇
super helpful, especially those interview tips!!! thanks a ton, another aspiring clinical psychologist here, starting a sw role with a difficult client group lolz can't wait :)))
Thank you so much for making this video. I applied for a Recovery Support Worker job a month ago. Yesterday they called me in for an interview. Interview was today (short notice, eh). Within two hours, they tell me I got the job!! You had some useful tips so kept those in mind. This was such a helpful video :)
I had been thinking of changing career and going to undergraduate in psychology to then become a clinical psychologist to help people and to have job satisfaction knowing I am helping people. I am 31 and was questioning if I am to old to be embarking on such a drastic change, but now you have giving me the boost and confidence to pursue this major change. thank you!
Same. I'm almost 33 and this has always been my dream field. After seeing this I'm for sure going to major in forensic psychology. I can't wait. I hope you have enrolled, too!
I've just began volunteering at MIND 😊💜 I'm volunteering within the CBT service as a telephone/face to face support worker for those undergoing CBT Therapy. Super excited. 😊✌️
I'll like to volunteer at MIND also, I don't know how to go about it as I am willing to work remotely. Can you perhaps help to guide me on how to go about it?
@@ayokanmiaremu2889 hey you need to contact your city's local MIND and see what volunteer opportunities they have. Then you apply for for the role via an application form. If theyre interested in you you're then invited for an interview and if you're successful again they then require to run a DBS check on you. I'm not sure exactly what online/remote volunteering opportunities they have as all the roles at my local MIND are face to face. I hope this helps, good luck.
Hey girl ... I'm also in the process of applying for my masters. I'm not from UK . Can you please guide me how can apply for masters in clinical psychology. Because I want to choose clinical psychology as a major. I'm worried because I couldn't find the course . Please help me. I'll be very thankful to you
wow, really good info. I actually got a job as a casual Carelink officer in Bromley but I did not get a clear view of what the job actually is , do you happen to know anything about this role? they did my full background check tho :/
Is there any chance for me to get into master degree in counselling psychology without any related underdegree in psychology? by working on my profile in volunteering?
Thank you so much for your videos, they are so helpful. I am very close to securing a Bank Support Worker job and I feel like the interview last month went so well because I felt confident and prepared, which was due to your videos in no small part! ^^ You're fabulous, btw, just want to put that out there, not that you don't already know, because you obviously slay. xD
Thanks for this advice, really informative and the level of detail is really good. I've done many support worker roles and the way you describe it, is super helpful.
Great video and helpful tips!, when did you start applying for these roles when you were in 3rd year? I’ve seen some great opportunities but it’s probably a bit to early to apply but I don’t have mum interviews experience and a lot of them seem to be online so idk if I should go for it or not?
This is fantastic! You put into words so beautifully what I’ve been having a hard time communicating especially to those who do not fully understand what psychology is, it’s importance and the impact can have. From an aspiring Psychologist x You mentioned watching some psychology inspired you tubers, please can you make some recommendations?
I'm so glad that you posted this, I'm currently taking a gap year after getting poor CAG results from my sixth form which means that I'll be (hopefully) entering uni at 20 instead of 19 years old and it was really stressing me out.
Hey dear, I just came across your channel, I love how honest you are. I'm researching my career options now as I'm in my final year and can't seem to decide whether to do clinical or educational psych doctorate, honestly, I'd prefer to do counselling but don't think I could afford it. Just wondering if you chose to do this masters in the end?