A levels Choices URGENT INTERVIEW

You shouldn't think "What jobs give me big $$$" You should find a career you want to do.

There is money everywhere. People think you need an academic job to earn money but you don't. Skilled tradesmen can earn a lot of money as well and that career path feeds excellently into starting your own business which is where the real money is.

Think: what do i genuinely enjoy doing? And work from there.

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England113

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Original post by Marked Target

You shouldn't think "What jobs give me big $$$" You should find a career you want to do.

There is money everywhere. People think you need an academic job to earn money but you don't. Skilled tradesmen can earn a lot of money as well and that career path feeds excellently into starting your own business which is where the real money is.

Think: what do i genuinely enjoy doing? And work from there.

The think I really want to become is a dentist but it's not going happen most likely. I need something elae. Just worried

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999tigger

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Original post by England113

What about a lawyer

You can do virtually any A levels and any degree subject as long as you get decent grades and go to a decent uni.

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England113

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Original post by 999tigger

You can do virtually any A levels and any degree subject as long as you get decent grades and go to a decent uni.

The money

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Chief_98

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Dude you shouldnt be looking at jobs which give you a lot of money. Do something that you are passionate about, that leads to good grades then see your options from there. There are high paying jobs in every occupation, you need the passion and drive to get yourself to that position. You'll be better off if you do subjects which actually interest you! Hope helps :tongue:

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England113

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Original post by Chief_98

Dude you shouldnt be looking at jobs which give you a lot of money. Do something that you are passionate about, that leads to good grades then see your options from there. There are high paying jobs in every occupation, you need the passion and drive to get yourself to that position. You'll be better off if you do subjects which actually interest you! Hope helps :tongue:

I want to be an dentist but it's unlikely to happen so I might as well go for the money

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nonon41

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Original post by England113

I want to be an dentist but it's unlikely to happen so I might as well go for the money

Then become a skilled tradesman. You'll always have work and make more than a lot of graduates will whilst avoiding university dept.

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username2752874

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Original post by UWS

STEM mentality

😂😂😂

Aren't you doing a STEM degree?

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DamnDaniel2

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I don't think they'd let you do those subjects mainly because you can't even spell 'biology' or 'tomorrow'.

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Workangel_24

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Original post by England113

I want to be an dentist but it's unlikely to happen so I might as well go for the money

First take some time to read what these PDFs say about certain courses then you should have a better idea of what you want to do. I had a friend who got 6 A's and 4 B's at GCSE and he just picked subjects he thought he will do well (Chem, biology and maths) and he ended up failing chemistry but got a C in bio and B in maths. So be careful what subjects you choose now as it can affect you in the near future e.g. If you don't like the subject you will end up dropping it. Also if you start with 3 a levels and you want to drop one it's going to be hard for you. You don't want to end up like the guy. He's decided to work hard this year and do a full A Level of English language.

http://www.dorcan.co.uk/media/careers/A_Levels_Required_For_Degree_Areas.pdf

http://russellgroup.ac.uk/media/5320/informedchoices.pdf

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