does foundation tier in hcse mean i waont go into A level and unis

please help I'm scared.

What does hcse mean please describe the qualification by its full name or link it.
Which year is this for and what level is the qualification?
Is it the only subject you are studying or just one of several?

I meant to say GCSE but it automatically changed and I'm also going into year 11

Sorry for not spotting it.
The situation is if you are put on foundation level then they are worried you cant cope with higher level and are more concerned you pass the subject.
It is likely you will be prevented doing A levels in those subjects if you only do foundation as you cant get the usual grade B or higher most schools demand.
That said if you dont even pass then you may not be allowed into sixth form or university at all , so its in your best interests to pass.

If you just get C and C in English and Maths then they may still let you do A level subjects in other GCSE subjects where you got a grade B or higher.
You may also be offered BTEC.
You can get to uni with either of the above. You may have had no intention of doing English or Maths at A level anyway.

If you want change, then the best advice is to work hard, get good grades and then ask to be moved to the higher tier. They will be willing to do this if you show you have the potential to cope with higher GCSE.

Which A levels, degree or career did you have your eye on?

Sorry for not spotting it.
The situation is if you are put on foundation level then they are worried you cant cope with higher level and are more concerned you pass the subject.
It is likely you will be prevented doing A levels in those subjects if you only do foundation as you cant get the usual grade B or higher most schools demand.
That said if you dont even pass then you may not be allowed into sixth form or university at all , so its in your best interests to pass.

If you just get C and C in English and Maths then they may still let you do A level subjects in other GCSE subjects where you got a grade B or higher.
You may also be offered BTEC.
You can get to uni with either of the above. You may have had no intention of doing English or Maths at A level anyway.

If you want change, then the best advice is to work hard, get good grades and then ask to be moved to the higher tier. They will be willing to do this if you show you have the potential to cope with higher GCSE.

Which A levels, degree or career did you have your eye on?

I did foundation maths and got a C in it. I have now just finished my a levels and I am going to uni in September. As long as you pass you should be fine

If you do foundation at GCSE and pass, then you’re fine. As long as you don’t want to take that subject at GCSE you’re fine. Aim for at least a 6 in the subjects (or linked subjects) you want to study later on.

I want to be a product designer the other two are maybe business and maybe English

ok thx that helped me slot have you got any tips for revising I'm now going into year 11 it would be great

thx but why should I not take the subject that I'm doing foundation in?

Ummm... Just do higher. A-level is for people who gets grades above As and sometimes Bs.

I am going to year 11 and i am revising so hard to do higher for every subject. As i said, you have another year so revise so much to do higher because foundation isnt going to help you enough.

another thing is the college what I might get into accepts grade 5s

Honestly, I found that doing flash cards worked best for me but everybody’s different, you should try figuring out which revisions tactic works best for you

I'm going into year 11 to but when it comes to the end of year 11 can you choose whether you are doing foundation or higher paper