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With a Religious Education (RE) GCSE, you can pursue various career paths, particularly in fields that value critical thinking, ethics, and cultural awareness. Potential jobs include teaching, social work, counseling, community outreach, and roles in non-profit organizations. Additionally, it can be beneficial for careers in law, journalism, and human resources, where understanding diverse perspectives and ethical considerations is important. Overall, the skills gained from studying RE can be applied in many sectors that require empathy and communication.
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What jobs can i get with an r.e and history GCSE?
Write history novels / textbooks Write Re novels / textbooks Become a historian Research ... Work at Tescos
What jobs are available for gcse history?
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How does a GCSE benefit you?
GCSE's can be a path way to doing a-levels, apprenticeship or a diploma, also many jobs will ask for at least 5 a-c gcse's as will colleges and university.
Why sam childers important to re gcse?
I don't know, I need HELP.
What subject should you take at gcse to become a bookkeeping clerk?
As with the majority of jobs, they're likely to want to see a good range of subjects at GCSE, but certainly Maths, Statistics, English and probably Business Studies and Computing. You should do some others too. My personal choice would be to take Geography, Physics, Chemistry, Spanish and RE too. Be rounded.
What percentage of GCSE papers are re-marked by request?
Approximately 1-2% of GCSE papers are re-marked upon request. This process allows students to challenge their grades if they believe there has been an error in marking. The percentage can vary slightly depending on the exam board and the specific year.
Is religious studies a compulsory gcse subject?
English literature, english language, ict, the core sciences and maths ( at my school anyway )
Jobs availble for a 14 year old girl in primark?
no, they hire people who got gcse grades or higher
Can you do A level and GCSE at the same time?
yes you can, most sixth forms/colleges have a minimum entry requirement such as 5 C's at GCSE and then further requirement for each subject such as a minimum grade C at GCSE to study A level sociology. As long as you achieve the required grades to get into sixth form, you can do A-levels with foundation level GCSE's.
What are the consequences of coping in gcse's?
Will result in not being allowed to continue in the exam, and that will class as a fail and result in you doing a re take if the school will take you.
What re some jobs that you can get in the interior lowlands?
you can fart
Can you get a job with a b in ict at gcse with only d in maths and English?
Well most jobs will require a C in both Maths and English
