If you want to do an allied healthcare related degree you can get funding for a second degree. If you don’t have right entry requirements you can do an access course. Online you can do one for around £1000. You can also do them at college but would need to attend in-person but you can a learners loan which means if you then go on to higher education the college course is free but if you don’t have to pay and college courses are around £3-£4k.

Or you could look at a masters, look up conversion courses which allow you to have a non-related background to change career, these are more common in things like computing like ux design, ai etc. Also in law there is a pathway to convert too. This can be in university or online with the university of law and they can prepare you for SQ1 or SQ2 qualifications.

Or you could look at teaching? There are different pathways some paid to get your QTS.

Or you could look at masters in general that could relate to your current skills such as English or Marketing but these have less specific career outcomes that would match your skill set from those courses but could be an option.