A lot of your choices depend on your interests - you could look for scientist, research, accountancy, business, teaching...It would also depend on what you choose to do after your A-Levels, for example, what you study at university.
Original post by freya**
I am taking Maths, Art, Physics and Chemistry for A levels. What jobs could this lead to?
It really comes down to what you do next, in my view - what you study at uni, or any alternate further education you take will be more decisive of what jobs you could do, but in A-level basis, you have a very broad range of options in terms of what to do next, I believe.
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