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well we dont get a score like a number we get A*, A, B, C etc
basically the steps you can take start with GCSE which are the exams you do when your 16 at the end of compulsory education and everyone does these, your either entered at foundation level where you can get grades C-F or your entered in the higher paper where you can get A*-C and anything below that is a U. After GCSE you can continue at sixth form which is basically school still but you do 3 or 4 subjects which you can choose and do them for what is called A Levels. Then when looking to get into university to do a degree the universities look at your A Level scores to see if they will give you a place in the university. After degree level I think PhD is the next one.
There are other things you can do at GCSE levels like BTEC's which are slightly differant but they all count for the same thing.
When I was 14 in year 10 we did the first part of our science GCSE basically 2 exams and a overall grade for coursework. I didnt bother revising for this. I got my results and in the 2 exams I got 2 A grades and in the course work I got a D (lol) but I went back and re-did some work and brought it up to a B. I have also done my BTEC in construction and got the equivalent of 4 B grades. I dont get the results of the exams Im doing right now until August.
basically the steps you can take start with GCSE which are the exams you do when your 16 at the end of compulsory education and everyone does these, your either entered at foundation level where you can get grades C-F or your entered in the higher paper where you can get A*-C and anything below that is a U. After GCSE you can continue at sixth form which is basically school still but you do 3 or 4 subjects which you can choose and do them for what is called A Levels. Then when looking to get into university to do a degree the universities look at your A Level scores to see if they will give you a place in the university. After degree level I think PhD is the next one.
There are other things you can do at GCSE levels like BTEC's which are slightly differant but they all count for the same thing.
When I was 14 in year 10 we did the first part of our science GCSE basically 2 exams and a overall grade for coursework. I didnt bother revising for this. I got my results and in the 2 exams I got 2 A grades and in the course work I got a D (lol) but I went back and re-did some work and brought it up to a B. I have also done my BTEC in construction and got the equivalent of 4 B grades. I dont get the results of the exams Im doing right now until August.
