Not sure what GCSEs to pick
im in year 9 and its almost time to pick my GCSEs.
i want to be a personal trainer and dietician in the near future, could you suggest the best GCSEs to pick. most of you would say to ask a member of staff in school, but unfortunately my school hasnt been much help
PANICKING A LITTLE, PLEASE HELP!
sara00
i want to be a personal trainer and dietician in the near future, could you suggest the best GCSEs to pick. most of you would say to ask a member of staff in school, but unfortunately my school hasnt been much help
PANICKING A LITTLE, PLEASE HELP!
sara00
Original post by sara00
im in year 9 and its almost time to pick my GCSEs.
i want to be a personal trainer and dietician in the near future, could you suggest the best GCSEs to pick. most of you would say to ask a member of staff in school, but unfortunately my school hasnt been much help
PANICKING A LITTLE, PLEASE HELP!
sara00
i want to be a personal trainer and dietician in the near future, could you suggest the best GCSEs to pick. most of you would say to ask a member of staff in school, but unfortunately my school hasnt been much help
PANICKING A LITTLE, PLEASE HELP!
sara00
firstly, what GCSE's are compulsory? and how many GCSE's can you pick?
I'd say do sports science and biology =]
Original post by sara00
I must do:
Maths, biology, chemistry, physics, modern Hebrew, RS, English and Biblical Hebrew.
Im just not sure which GCSEs will help me go further in what I want to do :/
Sara00
Maths, biology, chemistry, physics, modern Hebrew, RS, English and Biblical Hebrew.
Im just not sure which GCSEs will help me go further in what I want to do :/
Sara00
Do sports science if you can.
Do whatever makes you happy and what interests you and what you honestly think your good at. This isn't as hard as you think, wait until you pick courses and A level subjects for college!
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What subjects are there to pick from?
Minimum of three GCSE passes at grade C or above subjects including mathematics and English.
Minimum academic requirements for dietetic courses are two or three A levels including chemistry and another science subject.
http://www.nhscareers.nhs.uk/explore-by-career/allied-health-professions/careers-in-the-allied-health-professions/dietitian/entry-and-training/
To do a dietetic degree you will usually need five GCSE's (A-C), including maths and English, plus two or three A levels including chemistry and at least one other science related subject.
https://nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk/advice/planning/jobprofiles/Pages/dietitian.aspx
Minimum academic requirements for dietetic courses are two or three A levels including chemistry and another science subject.
http://www.nhscareers.nhs.uk/explore-by-career/allied-health-professions/careers-in-the-allied-health-professions/dietitian/entry-and-training/
To do a dietetic degree you will usually need five GCSE's (A-C), including maths and English, plus two or three A levels including chemistry and at least one other science related subject.
https://nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk/advice/planning/jobprofiles/Pages/dietitian.aspx
Original post by Wacky01
Minimum of three GCSE passes at grade C or above subjects including mathematics and English.
Minimum academic requirements for dietetic courses are two or three A levels including chemistry and another science subject.
http://www.nhscareers.nhs.uk/explore-by-career/allied-health-professions/careers-in-the-allied-health-professions/dietitian/entry-and-training/
To do a dietetic degree you will usually need five GCSE's (A-C), including maths and English, plus two or three A levels including chemistry and at least one other science related subject.
https://nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk/advice/planning/jobprofiles/Pages/dietitian.aspx
Minimum academic requirements for dietetic courses are two or three A levels including chemistry and another science subject.
http://www.nhscareers.nhs.uk/explore-by-career/allied-health-professions/careers-in-the-allied-health-professions/dietitian/entry-and-training/
To do a dietetic degree you will usually need five GCSE's (A-C), including maths and English, plus two or three A levels including chemistry and at least one other science related subject.
https://nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk/advice/planning/jobprofiles/Pages/dietitian.aspx
Aha, thanks you've been extremely helpful 😃😃
I would definitely say pick the subjects you genuinely enjoy even if it has nothing to do with getting into the career you want to get into.
However, if you are really keen on doing something associated with the career, i would recommend doing PE/long course PE. It would help a lot with the path you want to go down.
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However, if you are really keen on doing something associated with the career, i would recommend doing PE/long course PE. It would help a lot with the path you want to go down.
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Original post by Ayooo
I would definitely say pick the subjects you genuinely enjoy even if it has nothing to do with getting into the career you want to get into.
However, if you are really keen on doing something associated with the career, i would recommend doing PE/long course PE. It would help a lot with the path you want to go down.
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However, if you are really keen on doing something associated with the career, i would recommend doing PE/long course PE. It would help a lot with the path you want to go down.
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Aha. Thanks you, you've been really helpful.
Already? Wow..
Do sports science for certain.
Do sports science for certain.
What you do at GCSE don't really matter as long as you have maths, English and science.
However I'd suggest you do a modern foreign language as it can be a requirement at some university, and certainly for a year abroad course.
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However I'd suggest you do a modern foreign language as it can be a requirement at some university, and certainly for a year abroad course.
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