saw an old joke thread about wondering whether A Level Colouring or A Level Dot-To-Dot were real courses, which gave me some inspiration to start this thread.
SO, if YOU were to create a new A Level course, or GCSE:
What would the course be called? What would you need to do, to pass the exam / or would there be coursework?
For me I'd create a new A Level course called A Level Harry Potter & you'd have practical assessments on all the lessons, & marked on essays relevant to magical subjects. There would be trips within the course which would consist of going to the studio tour & the one in America, we'd also analyse books & movies, & extra points would be awarded for going on fan sites, writing fanfiction, regularly going on Pottermore, & on Jk Rowlings site. There would be no exam as this is based on coursework.
GCSE Quidditch would also be an acceptable option - applicants will learn how to look after their own broomstick, play Quidditch, on the ground and in the air, attend regular Quidditch trials, and making comparisons on how muggle sports differ from Quidditch. Trips would consist of attending the Quidditch World Cup. The candidate will sit an exam required them to write about what they've learnt in the subject. A controlled assessment will be undertaken by playing the actual game of Quidditch and will be marked on their game.
Time to create the GCSE or A Level you wish YOU wanted to exist enjoy
Coursework: Use TSR to answer case study on Social Interactions on Internet Forums Exam: Answer questions about TSR, can be on anything (users, rules, threads)
Coursework: Use TSR to answer case study on Social Interactions on Internet Forums Exam: Answer questions about TSR, can be on anything (users, rules, threads)
Fail = Ban on TSR A* = Job at TSR
if there is a GCSE TSR will it help me gain some possible work experience?
GCSE adult. Learn how to write formal emails, what to wear for job interviews, learn how to do taxes, develop good small talk skills, dinner party etiquette etc..
GCSE adult. Learn how to write formal emails, what to wear for job interviews, learn how to do taxes, develop good small talk skills, dinner party etiquette etc..
Especially to know what to do when faced with lots of cutlery.
GCSE adult. Learn how to write formal emails, what to wear for job interviews, learn how to do taxes, develop good small talk skills, dinner party etiquette etc..
Id introduce David Beckham and Mickey Mouse studies for the bants. Some idiots out there study this 3 years at university so why not introduce it for GCSE and Alevel students . I'm helping those small universities out there that offer this study by creating more awareness . I'm just joking I'd actually fix up the whole education system. It's so unfair for students doing the new Alevels and GCSE's. The system should be meritocratic