Which A levels lead to the best jobs?

Okay so i take it from your replies that maths will generally get you more money. But then what? The science's? Economics?

these are based on statistics, if youre looking for money long term you should consider a particular career not just a-levels which bring good pay on average.

certain combinations are useful for some jobs.

maths physics history french would be good for law for example which is well payed

maths physics chemistry biology is also very academic but would limit you to more science based careers, but still well payed.

having maths and atleast 1 science will look good in terms of displaying how intelligent you are, assuming the grades are the same whatever your choices for subjects.

pick subjects you'll do well in thats more important as it will affect your grades>uni>job

Which A levels, and subsequently degrees, will lead to the best paid professions in general?

Obviously it isn't a good idea to take maths if you don't like it just because, on average, people who do maths get paid more. For choosing your A levels, think about what you enjoy and use the Russel Group guide on which subjects are strong and which are 'weak' subjects.

Maths and Chemistry (I love chemistry )

Yeah im doing chemistry too x

Good choice!

chemsitry, maths, biology then i dont know philosophy or psychology wot u think?

Philosophy, will show you are into more than just science

yh but i'd rather take strong good A levels and have good career prospects rather than take film studies coz i enjoy watching films for 2 years

No A-level leads to the best job. Having an A-level in Maths isn't going to get you more money just because you have it. People who do Maths at A-level generally go into high paid jobs, such as dentistry, science, medicine, law, etc. However, many of them end up being Maths teachers, which is not highly paid at all and is no better paid than English teaching. This is why looking at just the statistics is a flawed way of answering this question.