dont worry, i've thought about thsi for last couple of years, i loved shadowing.

im currently trying to volunteer with the rnli, hoping that will help.

and the skeletal one was pretty much pure research, but yes, there was a general module for arch theory, stuff ive got from by BA already.

and ive also done a few weeks shodowing in croydon, hwere i got to sit in/provide support in operations and help out the ward etc.

thanks for your help, can you suggest particular ork experience, ie HCA'ing. i tried to be a paramedic but can'tdrive so that's out.

well it was skeletal and dental bioarchaeology, which was examining human remains and anatomy, rather than a conventional digging up arch course.

I got a 2.2 from King's in classics, and want to go to medical school, but have to wait, as have to do UKCAT/GAMSAT, and dont have the science a levels.

to bolster my science credentails i pplied for and got turned down by ucl in an archaeology msc. i was confident, until the interview where i was told how competitive it was.

now ive got no idea what to do. any ideas?