GCSE Sociology is crazy hard – this is coming from an above average grade student… you have to memorise content and keywords like 30 -50 for each chapter and then use all the knowledge to answer exam questions! check out the aqa website on past paper sociology questions. Is sociology […]
Studying the Media could be the first step to a career in journalism, the music industry, radio, film or television production. It could also lead you into the fields of advertising, marketing, promotions or publicity. What can you do with media studies GCSE? Media studies will equip you for a […]
A degree can provide an opportunity to dive deeply into a subject that’s extremely interesting to you as an individual. From a personal-development standpoint, it can increase your critical-thinking and decision-making capabilities in a way that enriches all other areas of life, not just your career. Is it even worth […]
A traditional full-time MBA takes two years to complete. The curriculum and course load make it difficult to have a job while studying full-time. If you want to keep your job while getting an MBA, part-time programs may seem more appealing, but they can take three to five years, making […]
10 most popular GCSE subjects 2018 Combined science – 744,185. Mathematics – 715,775. English language – 706,255. English literature – 537,990. Religious studies – 260,300. History – 248,925. Geography – 244,925. Art and design subjects – 168,765. What are the least popular GCSE subjects? 5 least popular GCSE subjects 2018 […]
Generally, employers are looking for any red flags. These could include the sharing of illegal activities, offensive comments, violent or aggressive behavior, sexually explicit material, or confidential information. What qualities do you need to work in media? 6 Skills You Need to Work in Paid Media Inquisitive. An inquisitive and […]
Absolutely. A study found that 67% of employers screen job candidates through social networks. And what they find could give you a leg up, but it could also disqualify you from your dream job. The same study found 54% of companies have actually disqualified job candidates after viewing an applicant’s […]
The short answer is yes. Employers know that they’re far more likely to find out about a potential hire by browsing their social media content. From TikTok dance challenges to extreme political views, everything is on display for all to see. Do job interviewers look at your Instagram? Most employers […]
If you’re interested in working on a TV show, you can follow these seven steps: Choose a career. There are several considerations to weigh when choosing your television production career. Earn a degree. Gain practical experience. Grow your network. Consider an agent. Build your portfolio. Create a resume. How can […]
An associate degree is often an Associate of Arts (A.A.) or an Associate of Science (A.S.). A degree earned in a professional program is often called an Associate of Applied Science, or A.A.S., though sometimes the name reflects the specific field of study, such as an Associate of Engineering. What […]
Futurist predicts 5 jobs that will exist in 2040 Food science specialists. Energy engineers, experts, architects. Health heroes. IT Technicians and developers. Which jobs will pay most in 2040? Futurist Nikolas Badminton has also identified several future jobs, including the roles he believes will be the best paid in the […]
If you completely failed your A levels or didn’t even sit the exams, there are still apprenticeships you can take advantage of. You’ll most likely have to start on a Level 2 apprenticeship. These are a great entry point to a career and will usually lead on to higher levels. […]
5 least popular GCSE subjects 2018 Welsh (as a second language) – 15. Only 15 students were entered to sit the GCSE exam in Welsh as a second language in 2018. Manufacturing – 50. Other sciences – 2,525. General studies – 2,945. Classical subjects (non-EBacc) – 3,625. What is the […]
The GCSE is considered more rigorous because the rules are more stringent, such as the fact that students can only sit for the GCSE exams in June and resits can be taken in November each year. Therefore, the IGCSE is considered “easier” due to its flexible nature. Do universities prefer […]
It is a bit less complex at the top end than some other exams – probably a consequence of its great strength at the bottom end. But there’s a lot more to whether an exam is hard than complexity. And there’s a lot more to how good an exam is […]