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Has anyone changed a gcse really late like in the middle of year 10 and it has succesfully worked? If so, how did you approach them? Please give me advice. I want to switch in year 10. I know it's late but i can catch up.
Reply 1
Original post by Anonymous
Has anyone changed a gcse really late like in the middle of year 10 and it has succesfully worked? If so, how did you approach them? Please give me advice. I want to switch in year 10. I know it's late but i can catch up.


Please help.
Reply 2
Original post by Anonymous
Please help.


I am scared i will mess my grades in this subject. I really dont want to do that please help.
What year do you sit the exam in?
What year did you begin the course?

(I don't do GCSE's, I do the scottish equivalent, but I know people who switched courses during it and thus could compare the two and tell you if you could)
Original post by AzureCeleste
What year do you sit the exam in?
What year did you begin the course?

(I don't do GCSE's, I do the scottish equivalent, but I know people who switched courses during it and thus could compare the two and tell you if you could)


they wouldnt of sat the exam yet. in some places the exam will be in june this year, otherwise the exam will take place the following year (2019)
It really depends on which subject ur changing. I'm sure if you speak to a well trusted teacher they may be able to switch you. i know some people who switched half way through year 10 and it worked.

Original post by Anonymous
Has anyone changed a gcse really late like in the middle of year 10 and it has succesfully worked? If so, how did you approach them? Please give me advice. I want to switch in year 10. I know it's late but i can catch up.
Original post by mikey spears
they wouldnt of sat the exam yet. in some places the exam will be in june this year, otherwise the exam will take place the following year (2019)


If it is a 2 year course, and you are sitting it in 2019. Then I know people who switched at the beginning of the second year(i.e. the year they were going to sit it), and they did fine. Ask your school for more details
Original post by AzureCeleste
If it is a 2 year course, and you are sitting it in 2019. Then I know people who switched at the beginning of the second year(i.e. the year they were going to sit it), and they did fine. Ask your school for more details


lmao i'm not the one who asked the question man just giving u the answer.
Original post by mikey spears
lmao i'm not the one who asked the question man just giving u the answer.


I realised that, just quoting your response
Original post by AzureCeleste
I realised that, just quoting your response


ok thanks babes x
Which GCSEs did u swap.
Original post by Lukem14
Which GCSEs did u swap.


From CIDA to computer science.
Original post by AzureCeleste
What year do you sit the exam in?
What year did you begin the course?

(I don't do GCSE's, I do the scottish equivalent, but I know people who switched courses during it and thus could compare the two and tell you if you could)


From CIDA to computer science.
Original post by Anonymous
From CIDA to computer science.


I don't see why not. You'd have the previous coursework done to catch up on, but you have summer in which you could do some of that.
Original post by AzureCeleste
I don't see why not. You'd have the previous coursework done to catch up on, but you have summer in which you could do some of that.


what do you think is the best way to ask them to let me switch in a way that i actually might be succesful.
Original post by Anonymous
what do you think is the best way to ask them to let me switch in a way that i actually might be succesful.


Explain why you want to switch, why you believe the other subject may benefit you more. That you will catch up in your own time(summer being part of that time). Basically explain the situation, maybe get your parents to write in to?
Also speak to head of the department to get info as to how difficult it may be
Original post by AzureCeleste
Explain why you want to switch, why you believe the other subject may benefit you more. That you will catch up in your own time(summer being part of that time). Basically explain the situation, maybe get your parents to write in to?
Also speak to head of the department to get info as to how difficult it may be


Thankyou so much. You have really helped me out.

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