Invent a new A-level.

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There is a larger population who would succeed in at least one A level and fail in the others. They can then go to a university like London Met.

This is so true.

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8472

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Community Management.

Reply 22

Arketec

OP

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Original post by 8472

Community Management.

What's or rather what would be community management? Give us an example. :smile:

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RFJ

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I'd like to see A Levels become more like mini degrees, so one could do medicine A level. Perhaps that's a bit of a pipe dream, may work as many come to college knowing that they want to pursue a career in medicine. The same could be said for dentistry, nursing and maybe even teaching?

Just a thought.

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CheesusCrust

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Gender Studies/feminist studies

LOL

Reply 25

8472

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Original post by Arketec

What's or rather what would be community management? Give us an example. :smile:

All about online communities. Interacting, tools, safety ect.

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OHNOGEM

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An A level that would actually be useful when looking for jobs

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Pirouette

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Linguistics. I feel like it would be a cross of English Language and the method with which you study a foreign language.

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mustangmix

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Original post by lilypear

There is a larger population who would succeed in at least one A level and fail in the others. They can then go to a university like London Met.

be quiet you biggot

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Valyrian

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Original post by mustangmix

be quiet you biggot

Are you interested in a new, exquisite, profound "Grammar" A-Level, just for you?

Reply 30

SpringNicht

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Life skills, where you learn how to budget and play bills and unclog the sink.

Put it instead of general studies/critical thinking.

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GeogBerry

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Original post by L'Evil Fish

Biochemistry.

Or an A Level where you study multiple languages, and each paper has random languages you've studied so you don't have to take multiple a levels.

Eg you choose French, German and Spanish and your paper is comprised of a mixture of the three.

I quite like the sound of biochemistry as an A level.

Other varients/ more specialist biology I would like (similar in a way to further maths ect) would be neuroscience and anatomy.

Obviously these are all covered by existing biology and chemistry but it would be cool if you could go into much more detail

Reply 32

mustangmix

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Original post by lilypear

Are you interested in a new, exquisite, profound "Grammar" A-Level, just for you?

Are you interested in an A-Level which is based on the study of people who take unfunny 'selfies' and post them on a study forum for a hobby? You could be one of the exam case studies!

Archeology :biggrin:

Original post by mustangmix

Are you interested in an A-Level which is based on the study of people who take unfunny 'selfies' and post them on a study forum for a hobby? You could be one of the exam case studies!

Oh my dearest mustangmix, this website is merely a playground for people like me. I can post as many "selfies" as I so wish to.

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JayJay-C19

Paleontology & Neurology.

(edited 9 years ago)

Reply 36

mustangmix

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Original post by lilypear

Oh my dearest mustangmix, this website is merely a playground for people like me. I can post as many "selfies" as I so wish to.

So that's a yes for taking part in the a-level :smile:

Reply 37

L'Evil Fish

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Original post by GeogBerry

I quite like the sound of biochemistry as an A level.

Other varients/ more specialist biology I would like (similar in a way to further maths ect) would be neuroscience and anatomy.

Obviously these are all covered by existing biology and chemistry but it would be cool if you could go into much more detail

Yeah I hate biology, but love the biochemistry so it'd be good.

Neuroscience would be good though! But doubt you'd be able to learn much at such a low level.