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Erm……guys do you think it is bad if i lie in my CV? Because it's looking a little empty on education/ experience department I kind of want to lie so i can increase my skills set but I’m scared I’ll get caught out 
Original post by blueray
What a level subs you picking? 
What are a level subs? ;D
Original post by lil-mazie
Erm……guys do you think it is bad if i lie in my CV? Because it's looking a little empty on education/ experience department I kind of want to lie so i can increase my skills set but I’m scared I’ll get caught out
Don't do that
If you are caught, it won't look so good for you and there could be a few problems. Also, there's no real sense of achievement in getting offered a job when you know that you've sort of cheated to get it (if this makes sense 
) Original post by lil-mazie
Erm……guys do you think it is bad if i lie in my CV? Because it's looking a little empty on education/ experience department I kind of want to lie so i can increase my skills set but I’m scared I’ll get caught out
Original post by usycool1
Don't do that If you are caught, it won't look so good for you and there could be a few problems. Also, there's no real sense of achievement in getting offered a job when you know that you've sort of cheated to get it (if this makes sense )
If you are caught, it won't look so good for you and there could be a few problems. Also, there's no real sense of achievement in getting offered a job when you know that you've sort of cheated to get it (if this makes sense ) I agree its not worth the risk! ppl have to start somewhere and this time of year a lot of shops will expect to see fairly blank cv's.
Original post by Deziah
What are a level subs? ;D
I think subs is just short for subjects
xOriginal post by Deziah
What are a level subs? ;D
Subjects
Original post by SophF_rth
Ah same! Well, i'm enjoying to have the break but not much to do! That sounds good! I've still not seen the 3rd one.... I think i'll be meeting with some friends next week! 
Hehe cool! You hav't seen the 3rd Ice age!? O.m.g! It's finny
Original post by Sheel1
Hehe cool! You hav't seen the 3rd Ice age!? O.m.g! It's finny
really? I may watch it
Original post by blueray
Subjects
Oh wow, I feel stupid. ;D
For some reason I thought you meant substitute, as in what are my reserves haha. The subjects I'm taking are biology, chemistry, maths and French, you. ;D
Guys, is Chemistry A level hard? x
Original post by ArtisticFlair
Guys, is Chemistry A level hard? x
I hope not
I think as long as you understand the fundamental ideas of chemistry it should be fine. Of course it'll be harder than GCSE but hopefully not to hard
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Original post by ArtisticFlair
Guys, is Chemistry A level hard? x
Yes it is pretty hard,my sister does it but not as hard as Maths but it is a lot harder than Biology and the ISAs for A-Level Science are horrible be prepared to lose your grades in them, especially when they are moderated.
Can anyone advise me which subject is better to take at A level for law, either Philosophy & ethics or Government & Politics?
I originally wanted to do both however i can't because the timetable clashes.
I originally wanted to do both however i can't because the timetable clashes.
Original post by Dalek1099
Yes it is pretty hard,my sister does it but not as hard as Maths but it is a lot harder than Biology and the ISAs for A-Level Science are horrible be prepared to lose your grades in them, especially when they are moderated.
I disagree, I'd say chemistry is harder than maths at A-Level tbh (although maths is still hard at A-Level)
Original post by ArtisticFlair
Guys, is Chemistry A level hard? x
It is hard but it is much more interesting than GCSE
Original post by usycool1
I disagree, I'd say chemistry is harder than maths at A-Level tbh (although maths is still hard at A-Level)
It is hard but it is much more interesting than GCSE
It is hard but it is much more interesting than GCSE
My sister really struggled with Maths and only got a D at AS and I think She got a C at Chemistry AS and is doing decent at it in A2,with an A in her January exam and an A* for Biology.
Original post by Dalek1099
My sister really struggled with Maths and only got a D at AS and I think She got a C at Chemistry AS and is doing decent at it in A2,with an A in her January exam and an A* for Biology.
How is Biology in any way connected to my question about Chemistry? Aren't you in Year 10 - you haven't even finished your GCSEs yet!
Original post by ArtisticFlair
How is Biology in any way connected to my question about Chemistry? Aren't you in Year 10 - you haven't even finished your GCSEs yet!
so that you can compare it to other A-Levels you will possibly do and my sister did Chemistry A-Level,results back in August.
Original post by amelzz_
Can anyone advise me which subject is better to take at A level for law, either Philosophy & ethics or Government & Politics?
I originally wanted to do both however i can't because the timetable clashes.
I originally wanted to do both however i can't because the timetable clashes.
I think they're both pretty good subjects for law, so as cliche as it sounds just go with the one you think you'll enjoy most/will do the best in. Some people would argue that P&E is slightly more respected but I wouldn't argue that for Law as one of my friend's brothers got into Oxford with Gov and Pol and I think got 4 other offers (bearing in mind he had amazing grades :P) so they're both good for law.
Original post by ArtisticFlair
Guys, is Chemistry A level hard? x
I believe so. According to my school the hardest thing about it is the big transition from GCSE to A-Level which is why I now have a huge pack of work to complete in order to consolidate my knowledge for next year
. The theory is supposed to be a lot more detailed at both AS and A2 but I think if you work hard throughout the year and consolidate your knowledge along the way you should be fine.
Original post by ArtisticFlair
Guys, is Chemistry A level hard? x
Depends on your passion for the subject I found. I found it very challenging yet very enjoyable so it didn't seem so hard for me. The transition from GCSE to A level is quite big (probably comparable with maths) but if you're teacher is good that can be overcome easily with a little bit of reading and understanding
Also - when I wake up my first task of the day is sorting your guys nominations
Original post by Freddy-Francis
really? I may watch it
Cools
, but half the jokes are repetitive though ( spoiler ), I just want to watch the 4th one since it's a mockery of Geography and science on how the countries split apart ;PWhy am i talking about this !? loll
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