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Towards the end of 2022 I\u2019d just left college where I\u2019d been studying an animal care course. I didn\u2019t have a job to move into, and so I was referred to Back on Track.<\/p>\nTowards the end of 2022 I\u2019d just left college where I\u2019d been studying an animal care course. I didn\u2019t have a job to move into, and so I was referred to Back on Track.<\/p>\n
The programme was really good and educational. I felt like I learned a lot and it blended learning in a really relaxed way, which helped me and my team mates feel more confident. I enjoyed every part of the programme, but the activities were the part I enjoyed most, as they were always fun ways to learn new skills.<\/p>\n
The most helpful part of the programme was the life skills I developed. I\u2019ve learned how to be more confident and that there are more opportunities out there for me than I realised.<\/p>\n
Since taking part in CXK\u2019s Back on Track programme I\u2019ve become happier, more confident, and less anxious. I feel a lot better about going out and leaving the house more. Before starting the programme I struggled with taking buses \u2013 however, now I can confidently use them.<\/p>\n
My future goals are to work in Heath and Social Care \u2013 preferably looking after others or working towards becoming a therapist. I plan to start applying for jobs in this sector, and in the meantime I\u2019ve also signed up for a specific Health and Social Care course and I\u2019ve signed up to volunteer at my local A&E, sitting with anxious patients.<\/p>\n
If I could give advice to someone in the same situation to me, I would tell them to just go for it. Take risks. And believe in yourself more.<\/p>\n