What are your 3 favourite subjects and why

What are your 3 favourite subjects and why do you like them?

Helping you to explore your options for study after GCSEs Skills Route is supported by:

Objectives Today we will… - Explore your options for study after GCSE - Think about your priorities for school and life - Shortlist some options for study after GCSE

After GCSEs – True or False? You have to stay in full time education FALSE GCSEs You have to register with a school or college TRUE BTECs You must study maths and english FALSE You can earn money whilst you study TRUE

What happens after GCSEs? Year 10/11 Year 12/13 After school or college A Levels University or work Apprenticeships Work or Higher Apprenticeship Vocational Courses Work or university GCSEs BTEC

Who can study A levels? - You usually need to get a B at GCSE in the subjects you want to study at A level - AND usually 5 GCSEs at A* - C UCAS Points from 2017: Qualification and grade UCAS Points A level grade A* 56 A level grade A 48 A level grade B 40 A level grade C 32 A level grade D 24 A level grade E 16 Qualification and grade UCAS Points National Extended Certificate 16 -56 National Diploma 32 -112 National Extended Diploma 48 -168

Facilitating Subjects • • • English literature History Modern languages – e. g. French, German, Spanish Classical languages – e. g. Latin, Ancient Greek Maths and further maths Physics Biology Chemistry Geography

What happens after GCSEs? Year 10/11 Year 12/13 After school or college A Levels University or work Apprenticeships Work or Higher Apprenticeship Vocational Courses Work or university GCSEs BTEC

Skills Route PLAN Helping you to decide which subjects and courses are best suited to your interests, abilities + priorities. Input your GCSEs, grades, preferences and goals Learn about different course types and subjects Explore suggested courses and subjects Record your thoughts

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