30. Graduate and registered nurses nowadays are really going through a tough battle after the 4 year course, difficulty in finding a job, practicing the profession, even a volunteer work. Challenges and competition is really what we face right after we got our licenses. During my volunteer work as a Registered Nurse, I did experienced difficulty especially during my application, we were a pile of applicants then considering also the other applicants who uses a clout just to be taken in. I really learned a lot during my volunteer work, I can say I am quite fulfilled since my motivation to practice my profession is what i hold up to despite the load of work of 12 hours in a day, 5 days a week, no salary or even allowances, and I have to travel 1 and a half hour just to get to work, I am blessed to have parents who are really supportive. After more than 6 months of being a Nurse Volunteer, I am so blessed that my mentors and my alma mater were so supportive on my career that’s why I was given the opportunity to work and teach as a clinical instructor in the school where i graduated from then in a university after 10 months of teaching experience, even though academic and experience wise, I am not still qualified. Qualifications wise, I believe is what I still have to strive for to pursue my teaching career or practice my Nursing profession in the near future. Merits, awards and average grades during the undergraduate schooling is not enough, I believe, in aspiring for a brighter future in the Nursing Industry especially being a Nurse educator. As a Nurse educator I should at least earn a Masterals degree in my field to at least impart a quality education to student nurses. As a nurse, I am aspiring to enrich my knowledge from a nurse generalist to a nurse especializing in adult health, that is through a proper education earning a Master of Arts in Nursing