print or non-print?

[elfy]

I would like to have your opinion, please.

As all or hopefully at least most of you know, I am right now on my way to be a mediadesigner. To be exact, I am a mediadesigner specialised in design - print.
This print is the... 'problem' or the thing I have a little hassle about. Here, where I learn, they can only teach me print, which means making flyers, brochures, booklets etc.
Non-print, which I would be more interessted in is making websites, working with flash etc. But I couldn't learn that here.

BUT there is the possibility I anyway take it as a direction, so I will learn about it in school at least. That also means, all my final tests will be about non-print. What I will learn in school will be far from the things I have to know for the final tests, so I would have to learn all that at home, beside my normal apprenticeship.
But in the end I would be a non-print media-designer.

So... what do you think?
Going on learning print, liking it, but being not totally satisfied and having a harder time finding a non-printer job after the apprenticeship

OR

learning non-print, having a harder way now, because noone here at work will be able to help me with the internet stuff, but hoping I can do it myself (i will have help from other pupils, but...). Hoping I will manage the test and being a non-print designer afterwards.

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Comments

[stupidyouth.livejournal.com]

Non-Print. Especially if it would boost your overall happiness in the long run. Besides, what's life without a little adventure. If you're really sincerely focused on it, the extra time and effort in it will be more satisfying then if you were doing something easy but not enjoying yourself (at least I think so).