Hello, friends!
You will agree with me that the choice of a profession involves the subsequent professional training? And think about how, where and in what school you will learn to "own" occupation, must also advance, and choose a profession.
Choose their place of training needed so that an institution as precisely meet your goals in the first stage of professional development, ie ensure you get the basic skills and allowed in the shortest reasonable time to initiate a real independent professional activities. Later you will be able to continue their education if the need arises and you have the desire. Your goals should be achievable by you, ie, they must be clear to you, they must be desirable by you, you should be able to exercise them effectively.
Your chosen profession may be missing in the list of specialties of higher education (it happens), and in this case do not seek to immediately enroll in college "at any cost."
And how can that be? Get a first secondary vocational education. If you have a matriculation certificate, then the internal form of a college education will take 2-3 years, depending on the profession. At public colleges education is free, plus a scholarship deferment from the army at the time of learning, free food, and most importantly - right after graduation you will be able to work in their chosen profession.
Choosing a college education, stay true to his dream - to get "their" profession, not a "crust" of higher education.
Choose a decent college, where you can really get the art knowledge and skills at the level of world achievements in your chosen field of professional activity. Currently, such opportunities are there for everyone - you can even choose the country that will receive vocational training.
