why do people say RS is only a half gcse? when infact it's not? in year 11 you do RS as a short course, on a CV applying for a job you're not going to right you have half a GCSE in RS are you? you would just right for example; RS: B
In all honesty, I don't think it matters. R.E. and I.C.T. (particularly the short course versions) are considered a joke, in the grand scheme of GCSE options.
why do people say RS is only a half gcse? when infact it's not? in year 11 you do RS as a short course, on a CV applying for a job you're not going to right you have half a GCSE in RS are you? you would just right for example; RS: B
As others have said, a 'half GCSE' is a short course. There is the option to take the full course in RS (if your school offers it).
why do people say RS is only a half gcse? when infact it's not? in year 11 you do RS as a short course, on a CV applying for a job you're not going to right you have half a GCSE in RS are you? you would just right for example; RS: B
You should write RS: B (Short course). Of course that depends on the level of detail you cover GCSEs in on your CV. They don't appear on mine (neither do my A-levels) so it wouldn't really matter.