I'm not sure that this is exactly the right place to post this, but I will give it try and see what happens!
I left the military 4 years ago, and they have a scheme whereby you have £2000 to spend on training for up to 10 years after you have left.
I would like to think about spending this now, as before dd was born I was working too hard, and immediately after she was born I couldn't do it, but now she is 19 months I think my brain may work again! I am working, but with good holidays, so could fit in a residential course (as long as DH, who is still in RAF, is around to look after dd of course!)
What to do? The good angel on my shoulder says I should spend it on some qualification that furthers my career (I work for the Home Office as relatively senior civil servant). The devil says 'sod that....go to the red sea for a week and do another diving qualification', or go to some retreat somewhere and learn how to teach Yoga.
Just looking for ideas really, to help shape my thinking.
BTW: I already have these qualifications so don't need to do them
Prince 2 Practioner
MBA
MA
PGCE
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