<prompt> Human: TLDR at the end, Ill try and keep it short.So, Im 19, in a crap job as a software developer on 3.50 an hour, on the UK Apprenticeship scheme.Unfortuantly, 7 or so months into the apprenticeship, my apprenticeship company I was with went bankrupt aka, stopped making profit due to the goverment changing how apprenticeships are funded.This now means that my apprenticeship, along with its crap pay, is going to be extnded for much longer, possibly even having to redo it. Which takes the absolute maximum level of piss and ARGH... Anyway I basically want to leave this shitshow as Its way too much hassle and stress.I asked for a payrise and my boss basically said Ill be going up to 5.50 next year, and tried to dress it up like it was some sort of amazing deal. This company pretty much relies on me for just about everything, yet treat me like an underdog.Anyway... I want to leave this job and look at the chances of becoming a forex trader, or possibly doing freelance coding, or even starting up some sort of blog website, I have 4,000 saved up and want some advice on what to do. I live with parents and dont really have any finanical worries.And as Ive learned from this job, I really hate being around people, anxiety explodes, confidence goes down in flames and makes me upset with myself, which limits my options.TL;DR: Shit job, not worth what Im putting into it, I want to quit and am not sure if I should invest in forex, freelance, make a blog, or do something that doesnt involve too many people. Does not have any financial worries and is just looking for advice on what to do next.  <response>: As far as Im aware, companies can only pay sub minimum wage for the first year of an apprenticeship; If the company is relying on you to do everything. then you have a pretty good skill set, and will be able to apply for more advanced positions that pay better.As for dealing with people, its something that takes experience and is just part of life. You dont have to like it, but itll make life a hell of lot easier if you get good at it. 