[Cesca28]

I am only 17 years old, But from the age of around 8 - 9 -10, I've always known what I wanted to do when I grew up, My idealjob is to become a wedding planner, But I have no idea's of how to fulfil my dream. Ive looked on the net, but there are courses that you can study at home, but they are around £500 - That I DO NOT have.
Ive wasted my first year out of secondary school. And I really hope no more of my time will be wasted. Please help if you can. Thank you. :)

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If your dream is to become a wedding planner and the course is 500 pounds, save up for it, take it and make it a reality. Borrow the money if you have to.

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[Cesca28]

If your dream is to become a wedding planner and the course is 500 pounds, save up for it, take it and make it a reality. Borrow the money if you have to.

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Thank you :)

[LearningAsIGo]

Contact a local wedding planner and ask if they're willing to take you on as an Intern.

You could gain contacts as well as valuable job experience.

Note: Some interns are paid, but most are NOT.

[kezpeskett]

Hi
I am from England and I have just enrolled to do a degree in Wedding Planning with ICS a learn from home company. They are fantastic, I couldn't afford to pay for my course in one lump sum so I spoke to a member of staff and he helped me set up a payment plan so I could study and pay monthly. We broke the payments down to suit my income and my needs due to having a baby on the way. I don't know where you are in the world but I have attached some links below for you its worth taking a look at them depending on which one is in the right place.

Canada - http://www.icslearn.ca/wedding-planner/index.html
United States - http://www.pennfoster.edu/wedding-planner/index.html
United Kingdom - http://www.icslearn.co.uk/distance-learning-courses/ics-wedding-planner.aspx