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Rickster - If the qualification you are going for is either your first full level two (5 GCSEs) or first full level 3 (2 A levels) you might be entitled to one of these
However, I'm not sure that Access to HE courses still qualify as a full level three - you'd need to check here
Also, be aware that if your mates the Tories get a majority - Adult Education is most definitely one of the areas where the cuts will fall... and will in all probability be quite drastic.
Good luck
The chemistry on the access course has some mathes on it which she feels i would struggle with also given that the access course is very intense and that im doing 2 subjects which i need to pass if i have any chance of being a P.E teacher it would be better to focus on it next year rather then this year.
Slightly dissapointed having to wait another year but it means i can focus on getting an A in english and a C in Mathes, Someone suggested to me to do one or two more gcses if i could to boost my qualifications do you think i should focus on the 2 important ones or boost my c.v further.
Whats everyones suggestion?
Mike - focus on the English and Maths... I've a feeling you'll also need a science GCSE if you want to progress down the teaching PE route - it won't do you any harm to complete this. I'd not take anything else on apart from this until the access to HE course.
Good luck with it
Are you part time rickster on your gcse courses?
Maths, English, IT, and study skills at level 2 (GCSE level) 2 optional subjects at level 3 (A-level standard) but not as intensive as A level. The emphasis of the course is to prepare you for University study.
15 hours a week, so you can still carry on working around it.
Really looking forward to it.
The GCSEs aren't too intensive. I often work 55 hours a week at work and still find plenty of time to do the coursework and study. It's all about managing your time effectively. How often do you flick through the tv channels and find that nothing is on worth watching, but still watch tv anyway? This is a great time to use for studying.
You could possibly fit another subject in as well.
Good luck with it.
Cheers im doing English and Mathes and Science but thinking i could do with an extra qualification and something to fill some more study time so looking at psycholgy as well.
I was offered a place but they said my mathes is to weak for the course im doing, Also they said they were concerned that with me doing the 2 gcses and being on the access at night the workload would be to much and to wait til next yesr.