DEAR DEIDRE: AT the age of 36 I am stuck in a job I hate doing in the hospitality industry.
My family are supportive but when I’ve mentioned following my dream career, they say things like, “You’re better staying in a job if you’ve got one” and, “You’re a good chef. Why change?”
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But I long to be a radio presenter. I know I’m good at talking to people.
I’ve found a place online that runs courses but with my limited experience, I worry I’m too old to do something new.
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DEIDRE SAYS: You are a long time working these days, so it is important to find something you enjoy.
Social media brings plenty of routes into broadcasting.
Check YouTube for ideas and do your own research to check your radio presenting course is credible.
To build experience, there are still opportunities through hospital radio, which is wonderful for entertaining patients.
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Check out the Hospital Broadcasting Association, which has thousands of volunteers (hbauk.com).
Good luck.
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