Hey guys,

Looking for some information here as I have no idea where to head and am in a world of confusion right now.

I have finished two apprenticeships; Electrician & Instrumentation Technician but In my 2nd year of my 2nd apprenticeship, I had an injury on-site, was put on suitable duties for the remainder of my time and therefore was 'signed-off' with not nearly enough experience to feel confident (I also believe that I have adult ADHD and mostly had to 'cram-&-dump' for exams to pass and get onto the next one) to do the trades and the injury leaving me physically unable to be on the tools.

I can't get a job as a electrician due to the injury and I am currently working in an electrical manufacturing job for pretty much minimum wage. I also dislike being on the tools and on construction sites in general even though I've been told that my work is of high quality.

I'm looking to get into a career now pretty much behind a computer which I can still use my dual trades to an advantage. I'm certainly not opposed to more study but I'm fairly sure I have and adult strain of ADHD and/or some learning disability (not diagnosed) as learning and studying has not been simple for me throughout my life.

Qualifications:

• Cert. III – Electrotechnology (Electrician) • Cert. III – Electrotechnology (Instrumentation) • Cert. III – Library and Information Services • Cert. II – Information Technology • Cert. I – Information Technology

Skills:

• Home Theatre/Automotive audio/visual installation, calibration and repair • Advanced computer hardware & software enthusiast • Well-presented with customer service experience • Recently marketed and built own business • Electrical, electronics, calibration and repair knowledge • Health, nutrition and wellbeing interests and attends the gym frequently • Graphic artwork, logo design and photo manipulation

I have great knowledge of computers, mobile phones and IT but with only very minor qualifications; I've been working with computers all my life and and very comfortable with all aspects of them. I am interested in sales and have completed 'Jordan Belfort – Straight Line Persuasion' course, but currently I am not a great communicator in person or on phones; but something like a sales job with a training course would be ideal. I think most people will instantly think of 'PROJECT MANAGER' but I think every man and their dog is doing this degree at the moment and the market will be absolutely saturated, not even imagining the stress associated with the title. I've had a friend mention a 'PROJECT/CONSTRUCTION ADMIN' position which sounds more up my alley or even architect as I always enjoyed graphics in school.

Thanks for your time; just in a rut at the moment and I have no idea where to head.

Cheers

EDIT: In Australia if it adds anything to the subject.