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Which GCSEs should you take?
- In England, most students will choose nine or ten GCSE topics when they are around 13 or 14 years old. These are then studied over the next two years. Some academically advanced and ambitious students may take eleven or twelve GCSEs at a time.
What are my GCSE options?
- Knowing what GCSE subjects to take in Year 9 can be tough. There are a range of subjects, so what exactly are your options? How should you decide which GCSE subjects are the best ones to take? How will the GCSE options available to you affect your future?If you’re at the stage where….
About choosing your GCSE subjects
- Normally you can expect to take around 9 subjects at GCSE. Maths, English and Science are the core subjects everyone must take at GCSE in England and Wales. English Language is compulsory in all schools and so is English Literature in the majority of schools in England..
Choosing GCSEs: compulsory and optional
- GCSEs are the main qualifications that young people do in key stage 4 (usually this is in Y10 and Y11 but some schools start in Y9).You will be able to choose some of your GCSE courses but there are some compulsory GCSE subjects that everyone has to take.Some subjects are compulsory at GCSE level and have to be taken by all young people. The compulsory subjects are…..
Advise about GCSE choices
- GCSEs are important – both to the individual student and to your school, which will be judged on its results and on how well different groups of students perform at GCSE. So the stakes are high!GCSEs are also the essential currency to enable progression on to A-levels, BTECs and other post-16 courses.Most schools offer GCSEs as a two-year programme in Years 10 and 11. But, recent curriculum changes and the extra challenge…
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