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I am not wanting to go to the sixth form attached to the school as I am wanting a change and make new friends (and lets face it, get a girlfriend) but the sixth form that I was wanting to go to doesn't offer an ICT course. What should I go?
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(Original post by Legate)
Does it offer computer science? You could take maths too.
Does it offer computer science? You could take maths too.
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It does offer computer science but it is considered a challenge which requires a few more A's than I have as I have mostly B's. But if I get more A's what would you recommend?
It does offer computer science but it is considered a challenge which requires a few more A's than I have as I have mostly B's. But if I get more A's what would you recommend?
You should either take maths or compsci then, or both. I'm pretty sure you can become a technician with compsci/maths, but i'm probably the person you shouldn't ask.
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A-levels in ICT are completely different from the duties of an IT technician. I don't think technicians learn about input/output devices for the 10th time and work in MS word/excel/access. Take Computer Science, it has most of the ICT syllabus in it but has more detailed and useful theoretical component with an actually useful practical one too.
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(Original post by Fadel)
A-levels in ICT are completely different from the duties of an IT technician. I don't think technicians learn about input/output devices for the 10th time and work in MS word/excel/access. Take Computer Science, it has most of the ICT syllabus in it but has more detailed and useful theoretical component with an actually useful practical one too.
A-levels in ICT are completely different from the duties of an IT technician. I don't think technicians learn about input/output devices for the 10th time and work in MS word/excel/access. Take Computer Science, it has most of the ICT syllabus in it but has more detailed and useful theoretical component with an actually useful practical one too.
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