Hi everyone, I'm a 26 year old. My undergrad is in psychology and I completed half of a master's degree in school psychology. The reason I withdrew is because I did not like the field and couldn't see myself doing it for a career. I am about to graduate with a masters in accounting this December, which I started in January 2020 right after my previous master's program.
I have work experience in the medical field for a year after my bachelor's (I was interested in going into the medical field but chose school psychology instead).
Then I had a 4 month gap until my next job, which was an academic tutor for high schoolers (while I was in my school psych program, I thought it would be good to work with kids). I stayed at this job for 4 months until the end of the school year, and then started my current job (as a medical scribe again) which I've been at for over 2 years.
I've been interviewing for accounting jobs and most interviewers ask about my past jobs listed on my resume. I don't have my school psych program listed on my resume as I feel it is irrelevant now.
My issue is that, even though it was a main focus during that time in my life, I'd rather not talk about it in interviews. Really, I want to explain my past education/work experience without appearing indecisive.
I haven't mentioned that program during my job interviews, but it's particularly hard discussing the 4 month job gap and my reasoning for becoming a tutor for high schoolers. Is there some way I can spin my past experiences to look good for employers? Thanks.
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