I do both English, maths, combined science, ICT, geography and history for gcse. I do not know what I want to do in the future so I am wondering which a levels to choose so I can keep my opportunities open
I do both English, maths, combined science, ICT, geography and history for gcse. I do not know what I want to do in the future so I am wondering which a levels to choose so I can keep my opportunities open
which of thse subjects do you excel in and enjoy? I would recommend choosing those subjects.
I do both English, maths, combined science, ICT, geography and history for gcse. I do not know what I want to do in the future so I am wondering which a levels to choose so I can keep my opportunities open
If you’re unsure, it would be useful to take at least 2 facilitating subjects (i.e the sciences, English, history etc). This will be beneficial for uni later on as they’re the subjects most highly regarded; the skills gained from them will be useful for whatever you go on to do.
However, it’s still important to do things you enjoy! Higher education is all about being passionate about your subjects, so using that as a guide is helpful too.
If you’re unsure, it would be useful to take at least 2 facilitating subjects (i.e the sciences, English, history etc). This will be beneficial for uni later on as they’re the subjects most highly regarded; the skills gained from them will be useful for whatever you go on to do.
However, it’s still important to do things you enjoy! Higher education is all about being passionate about your subjects, so using that as a guide is helpful too.
Some sensible advice above about a) taking subjects you enjoy studying, and b) making sure you take a range of different subjects. But - you also need to start thinking about what you do want to do with these A levels to make sure you are not taking totally inappropriate subjects or missing something vital.