"What I think," McGonagall said slowly, when it was clear there was no answer forthcoming from him, "is that with a little application, you have the capacity to do a great number of things. Though you may be less academically inclined than Miss Granger, it is my belief that you are no less magically talented - if in ten years" time, someone told me you had become a curse breaker, or an Auror, or had become a professional dualist, or hell," she snorted, "that you were a professional Quidditch player - I’d believe all of it! Normally," she said shrewdly, "I would direct you to the Defence Against the Dark Art’s Professor, as that is by far your strongest subject, and suggest you gain further guidance from them. However, I think we can both agree that that would not be advantageous to you in this instance. Instead, perhaps speak to Professor Flitwick? He was most impressed by your blasting charm at the end of last term - as was I. He has not been quiet in his opinion that you would make a fine Charms Master. Now, I am not suggesting you immediately enter into an apprenticeship with him, or anyone else for that matter, but it may be worth taking the opportunity to learn from him. What do you think?"