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[baravaggio]

They should invent a career change path that I'm interested in and that doesn't require getting another degree to be attainable

[just-in-cays]

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[glecta]

What is GCSE?

The General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) is an academic qualification in the United Kingdom, typically taken by students at the end of their compulsory education, around the age of 16. Introduced in the late 1980s, GCSEs replaced the former O-Level qualifications and are now a cornerstone of the UK education system.

Structure and Subjects

GCSEs are available in a wide range of subjects, allowing students to tailor their education to their interests and future aspirations. Core subjects typically include English Language, English Literature, Mathematics, and Science. In addition, students can choose from a variety of optional subjects such as History, Geography, Modern Languages, Art, Music, and Design Technology, among others.

Students usually undertake GCSEs in Year 11, although some may start studying for them in Year 10. Each subject is assessed through a combination of coursework and examinations, with the latter being the primary mode of assessment for most subjects.

Grading System

The GCSE grading system has undergone changes in recent years, transitioning from letter grades (A* to G) to a numerical system (9 to 1), with 9 being the highest. This new system aims to provide a more differentiated measure of student performance, reflecting the increasing demands of the curriculum.

Importance of GCSEs

GCSEs play a significant role in a student's educational journey. The results can influence future educational and career opportunities, as they are often prerequisites for further study in sixth forms, colleges, or vocational training. A good set of GCSE results can open doors to A-Level courses, apprenticeships, and higher education.

[ovrarches]

God I wish I took more classes I was interested in while I was in school :(

[vanmarkham]

but do yall even KNOW how fucking fantastic my campuses on two point campus are??? (guy who really needs to finish his grad school apps)

[guinevereslancelot]

so proud of myself for putting a big part of my last paycheck in my savings like an adult but now im gonna spend all my savings like an idiot 😵‍💫

[gurorori]

i say this with utmost seriousness i wish i was employed

[sleepii-moth]

ngl im starting to feel like all forms of institutionalized education are entirely pointless. every course im in rn just wants me to read a textbook and take notes, i can just buy a textbook and do that myself for way cheaper so what the hell is anyone paying these people for??

[pochapal]

just did my phd student loan application...after subtracting tuition expenses i'll get ~three grand to cover everything else for the whole year (two grand of that'll go towards transport costs) lmao. gotta love begging and scraping for pennies that you can't even do anything with. nothing sexier than capitalist hellsystems working as intended!

[zhongli-lover-69]

hey girl is the room flooding or are you just happy to see me

[fruitgoat]

About a decade ago My Sister and I more or less had an epic heated agreement about happiness and it's proximity to either of us. She was largely enjoying The Human Experience and I kept drowning in puddles of Anxiety and Depression. We absolutely just accepted the other's reality as totally valid and never tried to drag each other to our levels. Because we both knew that obviously wasn't going to help either of us. In all the years I was struggling, My Sister never once thought she (or her family) shouldn't celebrate opportunities just because I couldn't. (She was always good about checking in before she sent a million pics, just in case. I was also always invited to events but we had a mutual understanding that sometimes I Just Couldn't.) Multiple Therapists have called this High Emotional Intelligence for both of us. *shrug* Okay. At the time, I didn't really have the ability to be happy. Luckily, I had unconditional support thrown at me from multiple angles hard enough it hurt. I got a diagnosis. I got medicated. And now I'm repeatedly telling My Bosses I'm fine when clients spew all over me. (I don't take that shit personal. It's annoying when I'm trying to get shit done, but not very hurtful. It actually becomes funny to me within a few hours.) They've both stated that a singular instance of Disrespecting Me is grounds for intimidate termination of contract.) So please remember that when I whine about my bosses, it's because I know I can. And that it's probably the worst emotional abuse that's going to happen to me this year. (Oh No! My Very Over Stressed Friend told me to Fuck Off! However shall I survive? </sarcasm>)

Just in case it wasn't obvious, I'm ever so willing to throw emotional support scaffolding at your head when needed. Y'all are amazing for me and I'll always be there there for you. I'm just an DM or email or comment away.

[ncigulf]

[an-android-in-a-tutu]

Welding is so sick, can i ask how you got trained and how long it took?

I’m actually still in training!

So the thing is that after three years of making very little progress getting a degree I wasn’t sure I wanted I said fuck it and dropped out of university and used the last of my education savings to apply to a program at a nearby college. It turns out if you want to learn a trade you can just do that.

Admittedly I don’t have like a broad base of knowledge to help advise you from because I did this on a whim and also I am in Canada so things might work different where you are, but the program I’m in is seven months, covers the basics of oxyfuel, stick, wire feed and even a week of tig welding as well as a variety of other occupational skills, and ends with an exam that earns you your logbook, which follows you throughout your apprenticeship and your career as a welder. It basically sets you up to be in a position to get an apprenticeship and there are B and A level courses that provide further training and certification once you have enough workplace hours.

But what I cannot stress enough is that I did just very much look up trades programs in my area and apply to an entry level course with zero knowledge or experience with welding and now I can do basic stick welding in all four positions so like. Look into trade schools nearby and you might just find an entirely new life path you can take you never know.

[davidmarkweb125]

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[vidyaandassociates]

Reaching for the stars and driving the future: Elon Musk's journey proves that every setback is a setup for a comeback!

Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur behind Tesla, SpaceX, and Neuralink, is renowned for his groundbreaking innovations and resilience. Born on June 28, 1971, in Pretoria, South Africa, Musk showed an early aptitude for technology, programming his first game at 12. Despite facing bullying and a troubled childhood, he pursued his dreams relentlessly.

At 17, Musk moved to the U.S., earning degrees in physics and economics before dropping out of Stanford to capitalize on the internet boom. He co-founded Zip2, which sold for $307 million, and later created X.com, which evolved into PayPal. Despite being ousted as PayPal's CEO, the company’s sale to eBay earned him $165 million.

Musk reinvested his fortune in ambitious ventures, founding SpaceX in 2002 and joining Tesla in 2004. However, both companies faced near-collapse by 2008, with failed rocket launches and financial struggles. Musk risked everything but persevered. SpaceX’s fourth rocket launch succeeded, securing a NASA contract, while Tesla received critical funding to survive.

Today, SpaceX leads space exploration, Tesla dominates the electric vehicle market, and Musk continues to innovate through Neuralink, Starlink, and The Boring Company. Despite criticism and challenges, Musk remains a visionary tackling humanity’s greatest challenges, inspiring millions with his audacity and resilience. His story proves that failure is just a stepping stone to success.

At Vidya and Associates, we are inspired by the innovative spirit of figures like Elon Musk. Just as he has transformed industries through SpaceX and Tesla, we aim to revolutionize education.

We believe that every setback is an opportunity for growth, and our consultancy is dedicated to empowering students and institutions to embrace change. By fostering creativity and resilience, we inspire educators and learners to tackle challenges and cultivate a mindset of bold thinking. Together, we can empower the next generation to dream big and achieve greatness.