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Live Laugh Love. Speak to colleges and get an idea off what you want to do and then base your options off your course.

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We picked our options at the end of Year 8, meaning we've been studying our GCSE subjects for nearly 3 years. I can honestly say that I do not regret the subjects that I chose, but I did underestimate the difficulty. Don't pick your subjects based on how easy you think they will be, I can assure you that all GCSE's require work and dedication. Choose subjects that you enjoy or that you excel in so that you are willing to put in the effort. Also, I'd suggest choosing a mixed programme for your GCSE's. You have the option to choose GCSE's and/or BTECs (I do 2 BTECs and 1 GCSE) and - in my opinion - the workload is just right. It also means I'll have less exams to sit at the end of year 11. However, I'd argue against picking 3 BTECs, because you'll have lots of coursework and deadlines. Overall, my advice to you is to select your subjects based on your passions; don't follow your friends and don't worry too much about your future/career, as you can focus on this at college. Good luck and study hard! ♥️

- Ebony

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just do somthing that you already enjoy and think if you would rather do exams or coursework because btec is mainly coursework.

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There can be a lot of coursework alongside exams, sometimes its hard to catch up, as long as you train your mindset to get work done on time instead of leaving it last minute, you will find it a lot easier. try to pick subjects you think will be useful for your career path. good luck and try your best! ems

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Picking subjects you enjoy is crucial to succeeding in them. However, you should pick a mix of subjects that will aid you if you have a certain career path in mind. Also, it doesn't really matter if your subject is a BTEC or a GCSE as they are worth the same and you can get into most colleges with them. However, they both have their pros and cons: GCSEs are more exam based whereas BTECs are more coursework-based. As long as you do well in your subjects as you can really narrow down on them in college but you'll only have the options open if you do well. So do well!!! 😤😤😤
-Prof. Ryan Avocado

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I personally like to say, keep your mind open to any options that you like or you think are capable to succeed in. If you have any subjects you have decided on, keep them aside on some notes and research some others, you might find something more interesting for you and your future. There is a lot of jobs and businesses out there that could lead to your success.
Teach yourself the differences and decide how you want your future to look like.
Tarandeep (BK)

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Personally, I decided to choose my options based on the paths that would open up such as the wide variety of jobs. Though I do struggle in my subjects you'll never learn without a few mistakes.

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Dont choose subjects that your friends are choosing

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Ask someone for their opinion on your choice for courses.

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From 3 Years of living through my options, I'll say that I've regretted a few options so think hard, speak to your family and research what you want your career to be so my advice is that:

Genuinely, don't force yourself to pick subjects that lend themselves to a career you want to do later on in life, but instead do what you enjoy.

All of the subjects are worth just as much as one another and Colleges, Universities and Employers won't look at what subjects you've chosen but your actual grades so pick what your good at, and what you like.

Remember that Grades are more important than your Choices, so think hard about what your honestly good at.

- SP.

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Choose subjects based on your interests and what you enjoy. Do not pick something because it might me easy. Choose something you will enjoy and will have an impact on your future.

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dont pick same subject as your friend your the one doing it for the rest of your high school years not them

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do what you like not what your friends like, because your the one who has to do them for 2 years not them.

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do what u want

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i would choose options what you would like and have passion for because if you pick something you do not like you will be stuck with something you don't like for the next two years. i would choose something that would have something to do with what you want to do when you are older. don't pick something because your friend is doing it 

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i would choose options what you would like and have passion for because if you pick something you do not like you will be stuck with something you don't like for the next two years. i would choose something that would have something to do with what you want to do when you are older. don't pick something because your friend is doing it 

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follow your heart not your head play work hard  work harder Education is the passport to the future for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.
- kole obasohan

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be what you like

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Do what you like, it will keep you away from stress and pressure

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dont pick something your friends chose because you probably wont get put in the same class

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They should choose the options they love and not pick what their friends are going to pick unless they love the subject

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consider future careers

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pick a subject you like and don't follow your friends

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work hard and dont do somert your mates are doing

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When picking options, consider your own passions. You should pick the things you enjoy and do well in as this will result in you wanting to learn more. Another thing to consider is the job you may want when you are older, you may not currently know however the options you choose may allow you to determine your future job.

Good luck with picking options!

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Choose based on your OWN interests - don't be swayed! Mr Weaver

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Choose based on your OWN interests - don't be swayed! Mr Weaver

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If you're passionate about a subject, you should choose it, and have no regrets. 

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If you're passionate about a subject, you should choose it, and have no regrets. 

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don't chose what your friends chose unless you really want to do it

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think what u want to do when you are older