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Which subjects should I choose?

Entry to many careers and training programmes requires specific subject qualifications. Before

deciding on a course, students will need up-to-date information about job and training requirements.

For those students who do not know where their studies are heading it is important to try to keep

your options open. If you do not have any clear idea where your studies may lead you it is important

to discuss your future plans with the careers advisor or guidance counsellor, as all subject choices

have implications for future careers.

A broad range of subjects is available for Level 2, but a much narrower range of subjects is available

for Level 3. Check that, if you intend to continue your studies at Level 3, you know what previous

study is required and include the necessary subjects in your Level 1 and Level 2 courses.

Programme Planner

Level 1

Religious education

English

Mathematics

Science

Level 2

Religious education

English

Financial

Literacy

Level 3

Religious education

Complete this programmer as a step to choosing your list of subject choices.

Check:

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What sort of career path do I wish to take?

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What subjects are needed for my intended career path?

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What are the entrance requirements?

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What subject(s) do I like studying?

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What subject(s) do I do well?