UBS Degree Apprenticeship 2022 Applicants

applications have just opened! How is everyone filling in the education bit? Most of us would have done 10/11 GCSEs and 3/4 A Levels, but you can only put in 10 qualifications. Are people going to pick top 7 GCSEs and all A Levels or something else?

Yeah, they're open. I thought because it says 'High School' it's okay to just put A-Levels since I'm a gap year student but now I'm confused.

honestly i have no clue- im only thinking GCSEs because they say you need a 6 in maths and english or something like that

I just put 6 of my GCSEs, the best ones, and my 4 A-Levels

I think if you haven't achieved the qualifications, i.e., your in year 13 and you would just be in inputting predicted grades, you only use your gsces.

I put my A-levels but put in brackets predicted

Fairs, but they do have a separate section asking on predicted grades, so I'm thinking they just want what you got there. To be honest it doesn't matter though, they'll figure it out.

True, considering aswell I assume most others like above just did the same as me. Have you done the online assessment?

Is it just me or is the online assessment crazy difficult? I did the practice one and got an average, it so much do in like 90 seconds ( the numeracy one )

yes oh my goodness, and the questions are worded very strange. it would have been absolutely fine if we were given like 3 mins but i just got so stressed under that time!

Is there any revision that you did for it? I've found it pretty hard to find any resources on it ( that isn't like £50 ）

i have no clue how well i did (probably not very well) but i passed and was asked for a sonru interview so? all i did was some quickfire gcse maths questions. the maths itself isnt too hard, but its the time pressure that throws you off, so practice timed questions. you cant really revise the maths as its word problems

i have no clue how well i did (probably not very well) but i passed and was asked for a sonru interview so? all i did was some quickfire gcse maths questions. the maths itself isnt too hard, but its the time pressure that throws you off, so practice timed questions. you cant really revise the maths as its word problems

i have no clue how well i did (probably not very well) but i passed and was asked for a sonru interview so? all i did was some quickfire gcse maths questions. the maths itself isnt too hard, but its the time pressure that throws you off, so practice timed questions. you cant really revise the maths as its word problems