Should I fight to do A-levels or stick to BTEC?

Fight for it its your life and just because she thinks ur not doing great at business dosent mean your other a levels have to take a hit.....fight for it

I have already brought my parents in to ask them if I can still do A-levels but they're still saying no. The thing is with these people it's very very hard to change their minds. Once they've made a decision it's final and there's no going back. Although, I still have a little fight left in me. Maybe you could give me tips on what to say or do that will hopefully make them have a change of heart?

you in the situation im sorta in i currently do 3 A levels since i dropped one and the teacher of the subject that i dropped the subject of wanted me to carry on with it but i refused , and shes also the F'In pricipal of the sixth form which maeks matters worse i tried to change to anotehr subject but this week thursday she was like to me ima just do 3 a levels........i want to do 4 AS levels and 3 A levels so on monday ima try throw my self into another subjects hopefullybut a lot fo people are saying its to late so im really confused on what to do.

Honestly i think if it dosent go your way you might just have to leave for another sixth form/college trust me i know its seem all long and that but if it will benfit you in the long run take the chance

I was doing 3 A levels to begin with because they wouldn't allow to take four. I think it was cos of my average GCSE score. They said I was borderline A-level and BTEC but I obviously chose A-levels, not knowing I would have to change again. And I think it's a bit late to change to another college as it's already been 6 weeks into term.

In all honesty. A Btec will get you to where you want to be. My friend got onto the KPMG school leaver programme with a Btec. I'm assuming it's the extended Btec? In which case, you'll be fine. But if you really want to do A levels, then by all means fight for it.

Really? can you please contact me as i doing 2 a levels and a btec and want to ask you or your friend some questions about the kpmg school leavers.

Hey, sure, I'll contact you in a few mins, just finishing my noodles