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from your experience, what were the most fun,easy,stress-free gcse courses and which ones were boring, tedious and stressful?
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No such thing as fun gcse tbh, all of them are hard work.
For me the easiest was music as I already played two instruments before starting the course, enjoyed composing and knew a decent amount of music theory so that obviously helped, along with the fact that I rarely if ever got set homework. I can see how not everyone would be able to take music for gcse though, and not everyone who does music gcse will get set no homework, I’m sure my school is an exception!
If you’re choosing subjects, it sounds really cliche but seriously do what you enjoy, it will make the two years so much less painful!
For me the easiest was music as I already played two instruments before starting the course, enjoyed composing and knew a decent amount of music theory so that obviously helped, along with the fact that I rarely if ever got set homework. I can see how not everyone would be able to take music for gcse though, and not everyone who does music gcse will get set no homework, I’m sure my school is an exception!
If you’re choosing subjects, it sounds really cliche but seriously do what you enjoy, it will make the two years so much less painful!
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Catering/ “Food Technology” pretty easy to pass, got a A* - Full marks on the practical and the written paper.
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Fun- textiles and both englishes
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(Original post by bluemuffin)
No such thing as fun gcse tbh, all of them are hard work.
For me the easiest was music as I already played two instruments before starting the course, enjoyed composing and knew a decent amount of music theory so that obviously helped, along with the fact that I rarely if ever got set homework. I can see how not everyone would be able to take music for gcse though, and not everyone who does music gcse will get set no homework, I’m sure my school is an exception!
If you’re choosing subjects, it sounds really cliche but seriously do what you enjoy, it will make the two years so much less painful!
No such thing as fun gcse tbh, all of them are hard work.
For me the easiest was music as I already played two instruments before starting the course, enjoyed composing and knew a decent amount of music theory so that obviously helped, along with the fact that I rarely if ever got set homework. I can see how not everyone would be able to take music for gcse though, and not everyone who does music gcse will get set no homework, I’m sure my school is an exception!
If you’re choosing subjects, it sounds really cliche but seriously do what you enjoy, it will make the two years so much less painful!
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(Original post by JustLewis)
Fun... at GCSE? This is a joke right?
Fun... at GCSE? This is a joke right?
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There is no GCSE that exist which is "fun,easy,stress-free", if you want something stress free then you can drop out of school, nothing is handed to you on a plate.
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Drama was deffo fun until we came to the written exam prep, but it wasn’t too bad. Absolutely loved doing class performances and small group devised work. Even if you’re not the most confident I think you’d enjoy it for sure.
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Also, in my opinion. If a GCSE is fun, it is most likely not worth doing (unless it's actually something you are considering doing in the future) It's all well and good getting that easy GCSE but given to an employer, will they care that you can cook a curry (well I suppose if it was in a place to do with cooking then yes but THAT'S BESIDES THE POINT DAMMIT)
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GCSE Drama was fun, but the exam was very hard to get a good grade in. GCSE ICT was easy but boring
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(Original post by JustLewis)
Also, in my opinion. If a GCSE is fun, it is most likely not worth doing (unless it's actually something you are considering doing in the future) It's all well and good getting that easy GCSE but given to an employer, will they care that you can cook a curry (well I suppose if it was in a place to do with cooking then yes but THAT'S BESIDES THE POINT DAMMIT)
Also, in my opinion. If a GCSE is fun, it is most likely not worth doing (unless it's actually something you are considering doing in the future) It's all well and good getting that easy GCSE but given to an employer, will they care that you can cook a curry (well I suppose if it was in a place to do with cooking then yes but THAT'S BESIDES THE POINT DAMMIT)
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(Original post by Redslayed)
There is no GCSE that exist which is "fun,easy,stress-free", if you want something stress free then you can drop out of school, nothing is handed to you on a plate.
There is no GCSE that exist which is "fun,easy,stress-free", if you want something stress free then you can drop out of school, nothing is handed to you on a plate.
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To those getting deep and saying don't pick a fun GCSE and sh** about employers:
It's GCSE. Who cares?
It's GCSE. Who cares?
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depends on the teachers, classmates and how well you learn.
R.E was fun as my classmates were goofy and did stupid stuff, we were in bottom set and we all eventually got A's (everyone lol). The teacher was also pretty chill and good at her job.
Engineering was fun as we did barely anything, we did no work and I still somehow got a distinction.
Art was also fun as everyone was goofy, and I really enjoyed drawing/painting as it was a stress reliever. The workload was fine with only 1 piece of art as homework.
It also depends on your school and what subjects you enjoy. How 'fun' a subject can be is affected by a lot of things.
R.E was fun as my classmates were goofy and did stupid stuff, we were in bottom set and we all eventually got A's (everyone lol). The teacher was also pretty chill and good at her job.
Engineering was fun as we did barely anything, we did no work and I still somehow got a distinction.
Art was also fun as everyone was goofy, and I really enjoyed drawing/painting as it was a stress reliever. The workload was fine with only 1 piece of art as homework.
It also depends on your school and what subjects you enjoy. How 'fun' a subject can be is affected by a lot of things.
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#19
Literally just pick what you're best at, nobody cares what subjects you did as long as you got good grades.
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