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GCSE
The General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) is an academic qualification awarded in a specified subject. Students aged between 14 and 16 take a number of these subjects while in secondary school in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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What are the benefits of taking GCSE history?
GCSE History is a good choice if you want a basis to do anything to do with Law, Politics, Archaology etc. It is also a good subject to do to balance out more artistic subjects. Historical analysis is a well looked on skill. It will also give you some general knowledge about History in general. You may have the option of going on some good school trips such as to the Belgium/france to see the battlefields.
Whats the benefits of taking triple science?
The benefits of taking triple Sciences is that it can land you in any future career that you choose to take.
Do the mocks in the UK make the predicted grades for the GCSEs?
yes it is very importent! get good grades or you will fail forever
What did Steven Gerrard get in his GCSEs?
A* in football
A* in maths
A*in science
A* in textiles
A* in art and design
A* in english
A* in french
What does the bracket indicate in GCSE results?
This is from CIE's website:
"Syllabus grades for all examination types are reported on the statements of results as an upper case letter followed by the corresponding lower case letter in brackets, e.g. B(b). This format is used as a security feature to prevent grades being altered by hand."
What gcse's do you need to be a dance instructor?
Dance grade 6 and over adds to U-cast points for university.
Firstly, look at Computer Studies/ Computer Science
Computer Studies/Science is about programming software - you either get it or you don't.
If you do get it - choose it, it is in high demand for jobs nowadays, with salaries starting at £45,000, and if you really get it, the GCSE is pretty easy.
If you don't get computer studies/science, but you're still interested in computers - do Ict, it's still pretty good.
If your not particularly interested in computers, it's probably not worth doing it just for the sake of it.
What gcse do you need to become a linguist?
i want to be an interpreter too and i am in year 9 i choose history Spanish and i am not too sure on the third one
in my school you also get to do your committee language. so i am doingFrenchtoo but it won't use up any of my options which is really good. In my opinionGCSEdoesn't really matter because (it does) because in university you get to do interpreting studies or translating studies so yh
it would be really helpful to start learning like a European language for example Spanish ,French, German (which i am starting to learn) Italian and Russian (Russian is REALLY good language )
i f you learnFrenchthen Spanish it would be very easy like me.
I hope this helps
There are four things you will need to become a pilot. You will need English,maths,triple science and geography to become a pilot.
you can go to 6th form:
you can do a extra gcse or redo any other gcse's you want. then you can go collage
it happened to some other students i knew and this is what they did.
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What GCSE would you need to become a postman?
Many skills are needed in order to be a good postman. They include critical thinking, reading comprehension, active listening, social perceptiveness, good judgement, the ability to make quick decisions, good coordination, and good time management.
What gcse levels do you need to be a footballer?
None really, but having one in PE will prberbly help. Also if you plan to play abroad a language will definatly help.
Do you need gcse for bricklayer?
I'm a bricklayer myself and the gcse you need at least a C in maths and a C in science also a C in Construction
What GCSEs do you need to become a news reader?
To be a news reader most employers look for a gsce in News Reading, if your school did not do News Reading then you can attend courses in various colleges that give you a gcse in News Reading, you will definately become a news reader with this gcse
How many GCSE'S do you need to become a pediatrician?
Sceince (gcse) 2 B's or above Maths B English and Lit B A- Levels at leats B in biology and chemistry
What subjects should you take at GCSE's to become a stylist?
Some hair dressers you don't need experience before getting trained up. There isn't a specif course for hairdressing but you could take it for an NVC so you have the experience to jump straight into a business instead of looking for not as good hairdressing companies. As for gsce's you could take something to do with art so that your creative skills are OK for sytling peoples hair. You don't have to take that. YOu might want to take art and then a langauge or humaties subject so that if you decide to take up something different it is easier. Also taking up a language would probably be good as if you want to be a stylist in another country or go on holiday using the money you earn as a stylist you can use your langauge skills. Choose them wisely and if your in doubt choose the ones that you enjoy best and do best in.
Do you need a secretary to become incorporated?
Yes, most statutes require the incorporators to name a "secretary" of the corporation, at least provisionally (until the board elects or appoints new officers). In some states the secretary can be the same person as the president and treasurer, so you can incorporate with a single person filling in as all the officers on the form.
btec is a easier way of working then gcse and is more practical work then corsework. IT IS NOT FOR STUPID PEOPLE!
What GCSE's should I choose if I want to be an author?
Any subjects that involve a lot of written work/coursework.
English is a definite subject to take.
Where can you get free GCSE exam questions?
See below for the related link
There you'll find the most comprehensive directory of past papers on the internet. Pick your subject then exam board and click on the button. It'll take you directly to the exam boards subject page which is full of past papers.
Is religious studies a compulsory gcse subject?
English literature, english language, ict, the core sciences and maths ( at my school anyway )
What gcse do you need for horse riding?
"Horse riding" isn't actually a career, you can go horse riding with no qualifications, and, if you are particularly good, can become a competing (and earning) rider, by gaining sponsorship with your demonstrations of enthusiam and skill. However, this is not a reality for most of us, and there are many careers within the equine industry: for example (non exhaustive list) groom to competing rider yard worker or stablehand equine event manager equine business manager equine journalism equine veterinary healthcare equine dentistry, farriery. there are thousands more, but the first two are probably the easiest to enterr with little qualification, but are of ten low paid.. For something a little higher paid, it is a good idea to gain some qualifications. at least GCSEs usually at grade C and above will be sufficient to get you pretty much anyhjting depending on what subjects you want to do. At GCSE level, it doesn't matter too much what you take to be honest, I want to work with horses, so I did Science at GCSE for the biological side of it, and now am completing Al levels Art French Biology and English, none of which are horsey, but I hope to use them to enter an equine degree of some description. If you are not very academic, taking a more vocational course after gcse such as a Btec in animal management or horse and land management, or even the broad business managwement may be a better route for you, leaving you with at least some recognition for youyr equine skill, and good footing in the big wide world.
