I actually really don't want to do A levels anymore :/

My advice? if you don't like A levels then drop out of education now because you've got 4 more years of complete and utter **** - the earlier you get out (that is if you want to get out) the better it is. Go do something like an apprenticeship which is more hands on if you like that kinda stuff

That's what i would have done had it not been for the parents -.-

At the end of the day, education means **** all and accounts for **** all

I felt the exact same thing throughout the whole of AS/A2 years...and now it's over.

that's what you think you've now got 3 years of economics which is just a **** lol

My advice? if you don't like A levels then drop out of education now because you've got 4 more years of complete and utter **** - the earlier you get out (that is if you want to get out) the better it is. Go do something like an apprenticeship which is more hands on if you like that kinda stuff

That's what i would have done had it not been for the parents -.-

At the end of the day, education means **** all and accounts for **** all

Lmao i knew someone would pick up on that!
I do love my subject though so it should be fine. But...i'll be learning practical skills at the same time so it's all good

BS much?

I felt the exact same thing throughout the whole of AS/A2 years...and now it's over. Just try and enjoy it, it's useful to have a basic education and you can always go and do hands-on things straight after if you wish

And education does mean **** all and account for nothing. A 1st or a 2:1 from oxbridge will look brilliant on your CV no doubt but if you've got no social skills then you're not going to get past your interview. On top of that, having the degree doesn't mean you're going to earn more money than someone who is "uneducated". I know plenty of people who are uneducated who are making money and living as comfortable lives, if not more, than those who have slogged their way through school

In some jobs, when they receive applications they filter those without degrees straight to the bin so in some cases you don't get an interview if you don't have a degree. Period.

Same here, I really wanted to a BTEC in health studies in college but put it off because it was really far away. After AS I hated 6th form so nearly swapped to college but Chemistry and Sociology clashed in their timetable and History and Biology clashed

I've finished now but I always wish I'd done something different to make the most of it, I feel like I've wasted two years not being happy in 6th form and doing A Levels. Wish I'd swapped when I had the chance.

@ OP

Could you do a BTEC course in college?
There's loads in.. Health Studies, Social Care, Business, Travel and Tourism, Fashion Design, Sports.. depending on what your college offers. It's all coursework so no exams at all, and you get to go on placements. I know someone who did health studies and got to do loads of different placemenets in a nursery, school and nursing home. So it really helps you decide what you wanna do in the future.
It can get you straight into a job or you can get into uni with a BTEC

If you hate 6th form and really don't wanna go back for A2s then don't.
I went back and the first term was so miserable, I really didn't want to be there and my only friend was never in so I was always on my own. Then she left and I made new friends so it got better, but I still wish I had gone to college.

Good luck

They offer some BTECs at my sixth form, it doesn't look like something I fancy much (although they only offer business, sport or ICT at my sixth form).

Well that's the thing, I am sure the OP can do some sort of education.... however if they don't like traditional educational, and is not very good with practical skills, what kind of job prospects do you propose?

Also, we're missing the point, the OP thinks that he/she has done bad. Let's wait and see.