Why I Chose To Become A Successful Child Nurse
The reason I would like to study child nursing at university, is due to the notion that I can make a change to people’s lives; more specifically, a child’s life. Child nursing is a heart-warming field that provides a further understanding on health sciences, psychology, sociology, child protection as well as the health needs of children and teenagers. I feel a great sense of motivation towards helping people take better care of their health. Whether it is psychological or mental health. I have gained many skills which will benefit me in pursuing a career in the nursing industry.
Firstly, being part of a multiethnic school has taught me community cohesion. I became more aware of the different cultures which I came across every day. This is …show more content…
I have established this through my volunteer work with year 7’s in my school, as well as Key Stage 1 and 2 students in a neighbouring primary school. This has taught me to develop my communication skills to a higher level. It also made me more self-driven to be looked upon as a role model by children of all ages. I believe this is a very crucial step towards me becoming a successful child nurse.
My other positions of responsibility included being a prefect. This demonstrated that I was accountable for a variety of things such as: ensuring students followed the school conduct. In addition, it made me a more active member of the school community. Having been given this position in school, I am more encouraged to become a responsible employee within this field.
My work experience in a Day Care Centre was very enjoyable and challenging. By being involved in teamwork with a group of friendly staff, I gained moral support and confidence. Helping young people with different disabilities as well as elderly people become more active and involved, gave me a sense of achievement – especially when working in a team. Another skill that I learnt was dedication. This evolved as I continued working in the Day Care Centre for a
Firstly, being part of a multiethnic school has taught me community cohesion. I became more aware of the different cultures which I came across every day. This is …show more content…
I have established this through my volunteer work with year 7’s in my school, as well as Key Stage 1 and 2 students in a neighbouring primary school. This has taught me to develop my communication skills to a higher level. It also made me more self-driven to be looked upon as a role model by children of all ages. I believe this is a very crucial step towards me becoming a successful child nurse.
My other positions of responsibility included being a prefect. This demonstrated that I was accountable for a variety of things such as: ensuring students followed the school conduct. In addition, it made me a more active member of the school community. Having been given this position in school, I am more encouraged to become a responsible employee within this field.
My work experience in a Day Care Centre was very enjoyable and challenging. By being involved in teamwork with a group of friendly staff, I gained moral support and confidence. Helping young people with different disabilities as well as elderly people become more active and involved, gave me a sense of achievement – especially when working in a team. Another skill that I learnt was dedication. This evolved as I continued working in the Day Care Centre for a