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Charlene Boyd

“I wanted to get a degree that will offer me security long-term. Nursing felt right – I have always been a people person – if I can do just one thing that makes a difference to someone's day, I'm all about that. ”

Taking on studying as a single mum of four isn’t easy, and the pressure can feel overwhelming at times.  But I wanted to get a degree that will offer me security long-term. Nursing felt right – I have always been a people person – if I can do just one thing that makes a difference to someone's day, I'm all about that.  I had been working in mental health, and my colleagues encouraged me to take the leap. Not having undertaken any study before entering the Bachelor of Nursing degree, I decided to do Te Ara Pūtake Foundation Studies course – it was an awesome introduction and really set the right path to enter the degree with confidence. I dream of one day becoming a paediatric nurse – kids are super resilient and so much fun to work with. If you are passionate enough and can commit yourself to your studies, this is an awesome experience.