Sorry, i'm not sure if this is the correct place to submit this, if not feel free to move it.
I'm 21 years old, and i'm desperate to go to university for physics, with the end goal of becoming a physics teacher, but there is a couple of issues.
Currently my highest qualifications are at GCSE, B in maths, B in science A and C in science B (we did a double GCSE). This is relevant because it stops me from doing A levels at college as its a mandatory B/B qualification minimum. So i feel kinda stuck now because i dont know of many other options to getting to uni. I was looking into doing a foundation year, but i don't feel very confident i'll be able to make my application stand out. How can i prove that i have taken a steady interest in the subject over the past few years.
I have also looked into distance learning, but i don't know how well that stands up as an equivalent. I read you have to travel to do practicals, and have no idea how hard that is to arrange? Any one taken this route?
I feel confident i'm working at a decent level, and would have no problems on a course but i just cant seem to find one that suits what i need! Any ideas?