| the2real4mafol said: Your education system sounds pretty different to my country. School is compulsory till 16 in my country when we take GCSE's. If we get decent grades in that, we can go on to A-levels but may go to college (something completely different here) or just go to work (like there is any!). I choose to do A-levels where we pick 3 or 4 subjects to do for 2 years (i did politics, history and geography). I finished in June with the final exams (exams were modular over the 2 years). If i do well in that i get to go to my first choice University (what you call college), otherwise i go to my second choice. I just wish university wasn't so expensive here (£9,000 per year) But yeah, At a-level history i did the Suffragettes (worst topic ever!), Late Tudor and Early Stuart England, Revolutionary Russia and Revolutionary France. Also, good luck in your final year at school. |
sounds totally different indeed. Normally I graduated high school this year, but I had to do a year over few years back. I wish I could do history at an early year. But I've looked for it and there is just no highschool that focusses on history/ geography. So I'll have to bear through it. Now I do physical education and sport. I can become a physiotherapist and other related stuff with it. But that's not what i want.
And thanks ;) you too
