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Maths English Physics Biology

Explore the critical GCSE subject requirements for various degree programs such as Medicine, English, Business Studies, Psychology, and Science. This guide highlights the importance of self-belief in overcoming academic and personal challenges, showcasing inspiring stories of successful figures like Albert Einstein and Walt Disney. Utilize valuable resources such as the National Careers Service, UCAS, and Apprenticeships to understand the pathway to your desired career. Equip yourself with the right subjects and mindset for success in higher education.

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Maths English Physics Biology

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  1. Core subjects: • Maths • English • Physics • Biology • Chemistry • Geography • History • Languages

  2. Check these websites for any subject particular requirements: • www.nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk – click on job profiles • www.ucas.com – search for undergraduate courses • www.apprenticeships.org.uk – use the vacancy search

  3. Check these out... Examples of specific GCSE subject requirements: • Medicine degree? • English degree? • Business studies degree? • Psychology degree? • Science degree?

  4. Self-belief essential for success • Walt Disney was once fired as a cartoonist because he was told he lacked creativity and ideas. • Robbie Williams was told by teachers he would be failure all his life and never get a job. • Albert Einstein did not talk until he was 4 or read until he was 8. He played the violin very well but did not like school. One of his teachers labelled him absent minded, always day dreaming and mentally slow. • Tom Cruise has been a very successful actor despite severe dyslexia. • Beethoven’smusic teacher once said of him “as a composer, he is hopeless.”

  5. Useful websites www.nationalcareersservice.direct.gov.uk www.ucas.com www.apprenticeships.org.uk www.careersincportal.co.uk/yourschoolname

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