[Jay.]

Originally Posted by Saph

whats a PGCE?

A postgrad certificate you need to start teaching

Originally Posted by Saph

geology not geography

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Oh nice, what do you plan to do after?

Originally Posted by Saph

what sort of job/career does that get you??

Now that is a question for another day

Tbh it depends how the Masters goes, if I enjoy the step up and do well with it I might stay on in academia and study further, it's something I'm quite well suited to I think. Ideally I would actually like to be a historian but we'll see

[Samm]

Originally Posted by Saph

I spent year 11 learning about rocks

lmao

[Saph]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

-puts in my CV-

[King Gizzard]

9 A-C GCSE's

2 Crap A-Levels (Media Studies, General Studies)
Failed my History A-Level altogether
AS Level in Psychology

[Samm]

teaching would be like the worst job ever working with immature little children

[Niamh.]

Leaving Cert which is similar to your A Levels

[Jay.]

Originally Posted by ~Sam~

teaching would be like the worst job ever working with immature little children

tbh I was all for it until I saw that tough young teachers thing on bbc 3
Kinda having doubts now idk

[Marsh.]

I did an AS Level in Film Studies and dropped it in the second year. I wish I'd carried on, easiest course I've ever done.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by ~Sam~

teaching would be like the worst job ever working with immature little children

[Gstar]

11 GCSE'S and two AS-Levels (Drama and Performing Arts), didn't have time to do A2 because 6th form was the worse decision of my life and I hated almost everyone there I'm doing NVQ's in health and social care because it's a good career and you can still work and get good money, not the apprentiship type sh*t

[Jay.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I did an AS Level in Film Studies and dropped it in the second year. I wish I'd carried on, easiest course I've ever done.

I did film studies for AS too, so easy! I didn't watch half of the films for the exam and I left an hour early...and I still got a C?!?!

[Gstar]

Originally Posted by ~Sam~

teaching would be like the worst job ever working with immature little children

preach

I don't see how anyone would want to be a teacher or a bus driver

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Jay.

I did film studies for AS too, so easy! I didn't watch half of the films for the exam and I left an hour early...and I still got a C?!?!

I got a B, the only thing that let me down was my original script was crap.

[Jay.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I got a B, the only thing that let me down was my original script was crap.

Did you have to make a digital storyboard as well?!

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Germyle

11 GCSE'S and two AS-Levels (Drama and Performing Arts), didn't have time to do A2 because 6th form was the worse decision of my life and I hated almost everyone there I'm doing NVQ's in health and social care because it's a good career and you can still work and get good money, not the apprentiship type sh*t

My friend did that and she recently emigrated to Australia to work in that field.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Jay.

Did you have to make a digital storyboard as well?!

No, we had to do a hand drawn one.

[Doogle]

Originally Posted by ~Sam~

teaching would be like the worst job ever working with immature little children

!

I tried to help my Spanish teacher out with her year 8 class and they're absolutely awful. I remember my class being like that too, but I actually tried to learn, whereas this class has no person that wants to be there. Maybe just because it's language but it's so sad to see

[Jay.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

No, we had to do a hand drawn one.

haha aww, I had to do that this year, for my media coursework. Enough to fill a 4 minute documentary and my drawing is awful haha

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Jay.

haha aww, I had to do that this year, for my media coursework. Enough to fill a 4 minute documentary and my drawing is awful haha

I just didn't put enough effort in (bane of my life). Tutor kept giving me notes for improvement but I just didn't bother. "Just good enough" was alright for me.

[Samm]

Originally Posted by Germyle

11 GCSE'S and two AS-Levels (Drama and Performing Arts), didn't have time to do A2 because 6th form was the worse decision of my life and I hated almost everyone there I'm doing NVQ's in health and social care because it's a good career and you can still work and get good money, not the apprentiship type sh*t

I hated everyone at my school and most of them where going to 6th form so thank god I didn't go (I didn't know this at the time) College is way better

[Jay.]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I just didn't put enough effort in (bane of my life). Tutor kept giving me notes for improvement but I just didn't bother. "Just good enough" was alright for me.

Ahh, I didn't continue it was at another college and I had to be there at 9AM which would mean I'd have to get the bus at 7AM and I'm not about that life...

[Samm]

Originally Posted by Doogle

!

I tried to help my Spanish teacher out with her year 8 class and they're absolutely awful. I remember my class being like that too, but I actually tried to learn, whereas this class has no person that wants to be there. Maybe just because it's language but it's so sad to see

I hated language, I left it to rot and die way back in year 9

[T*]

GCSE's

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Jay.

Ahh, I didn't continue it was at another college and I had to be there at 9AM which would mean I'd have to get the bus at 7AM and I'm not about that life...

That's why I've loved uni starting at 10am.

When I finally find a job it's going to be hell getting up earlier.