ChatterBank0 min ago
Being nosey.
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I know there are a plethora of questions asking:
"Where are you from?"
"What do you look like?"
blah blah blah
My question,
What are you educational qualifications, and grades if you allow me to ask?
This is not a competition, as perhaps the most intelligent person I know is an academic failure, so there.
"Where are you from?"
"What do you look like?"
blah blah blah
My question,
What are you educational qualifications, and grades if you allow me to ask?
This is not a competition, as perhaps the most intelligent person I know is an academic failure, so there.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.For my Standard Grades I got 4 ones and 4 twos, I had been homeless for the 4 or 5 months leadig up to these and got asked to leave school shortly after sitting all these as my attendance for the 4 years leading up to then had dropped to less than 80% on account of those last 4 or 5 months. Went back to college when I was 18 and got BBBC in my highers although one of the B's is only for the final exam as I didn't sit a NAB so failed the whole course as a result. Went to uni after that but dropped out after fracturing my skull and falling behind with my course work. Couldn't concentrate for weeks. I passed a Mensa home test when I was about 14 and got 100% in the test to get into the navy when I was 16 before failing failing my interview.
I have 9 O grades - mix of a,b& c
5 Highers - mix of a b & c's
HNC in business studies
Advanced Financial Planning Certificate
CeMap (mortgage thingy)
I have had my IQ tested at 146 - but I have dislexia and struggle to remember the alphabet unless I start at the beginning - it takes me ages to look up someone in the telephone directory!
5 Highers - mix of a b & c's
HNC in business studies
Advanced Financial Planning Certificate
CeMap (mortgage thingy)
I have had my IQ tested at 146 - but I have dislexia and struggle to remember the alphabet unless I start at the beginning - it takes me ages to look up someone in the telephone directory!
O levels: (i did them a year early before GCSE's were introduced)
C Maths
C Combined sciences
GCSE's
A English Lit
A English Lan
A History
A Geography
A PE
A Drama and Theatre Studies
C Humanities
D French
F Maths
F Combined Sciences (i never bothered as I had the O levels!!!)
A Levels
A Geography
A Pyschology
A Sociology
E English
E General Studies
BA (Hons)
Social Sciences with Jurisprudence
plus CPE Law (Oxford)
plus numerous military qualifications
plus a Bronze medallion in swimming.
C Maths
C Combined sciences
GCSE's
A English Lit
A English Lan
A History
A Geography
A PE
A Drama and Theatre Studies
C Humanities
D French
F Maths
F Combined Sciences (i never bothered as I had the O levels!!!)
A Levels
A Geography
A Pyschology
A Sociology
E English
E General Studies
BA (Hons)
Social Sciences with Jurisprudence
plus CPE Law (Oxford)
plus numerous military qualifications
plus a Bronze medallion in swimming.
G.C.S.E.'s
6A*'s, 5A's, 1B
G.N.V.Q. Information Technology
Distinction (AAAA G.C.S.E. equivalent)
A.S. Levels
Biology A
Chemistry B
Maths A
Spanish A
English Language A
General Studies A
A2 Levels...ask me on Thursday.
And my IQ, last tested today at http://uk.tickle.com/.is 142.
6A*'s, 5A's, 1B
G.N.V.Q. Information Technology
Distinction (AAAA G.C.S.E. equivalent)
A.S. Levels
Biology A
Chemistry B
Maths A
Spanish A
English Language A
General Studies A
A2 Levels...ask me on Thursday.
And my IQ, last tested today at http://uk.tickle.com/.is 142.
GS, it sounds like you really climbed the ladder there. I have done some bar work, but not at a high level like that in somewhere posh like Oxford! I really enjoyed the social aspect too, and found it enjoyable. Worked tills in a hardware chain for almost 3 years too while I was doing A Levels.
But I had always wanted to do what I'm doing now, eventually. SO here I am!
I understand that I am in a fortunate position, being able to attend uni, live independently with my partner and enjoy a reasonable standard of living for our income. I am working now too, so that's a help. But it's not always that easy, and it's amazing that despite the emphasis placed on education, there is little incentive to engage in it. My course has been such hard work, and I have been on the verge of quitting so often (as have most of the class!) but I have learnt so much, and it's set me up in a career i will love forever.
I am not so concerned about the money I will earn, as long as we get by, I just want to be proud of what I do and enjoy it too.
But I had always wanted to do what I'm doing now, eventually. SO here I am!
I understand that I am in a fortunate position, being able to attend uni, live independently with my partner and enjoy a reasonable standard of living for our income. I am working now too, so that's a help. But it's not always that easy, and it's amazing that despite the emphasis placed on education, there is little incentive to engage in it. My course has been such hard work, and I have been on the verge of quitting so often (as have most of the class!) but I have learnt so much, and it's set me up in a career i will love forever.
I am not so concerned about the money I will earn, as long as we get by, I just want to be proud of what I do and enjoy it too.
GCSEs : 4 As (Maths, German, Core Science, Futher Science), 2 Cs (English Lit & Lang) and 2 Ds (Geog & Technology).
Grade B - German for Business (forget who or what is the qualifying body for this).
A Level : 2 Ds (Computer Science, German) and an E for Maths. In my defence I did get a U for my Comp Sci project (I changed my design half way through) so must have got about a B for the exam. And I got an A for the German written exam, but a U for the oral exam (I froze and hardly spoke at all).
Went to Uni to do Computer Science and German and dropped out after realising the first year was basically GCSE German and A Level Comp Sci. Plus I thought starting at the bottom of my particular career ladder would be time better spent.
Grade B - German for Business (forget who or what is the qualifying body for this).
A Level : 2 Ds (Computer Science, German) and an E for Maths. In my defence I did get a U for my Comp Sci project (I changed my design half way through) so must have got about a B for the exam. And I got an A for the German written exam, but a U for the oral exam (I froze and hardly spoke at all).
Went to Uni to do Computer Science and German and dropped out after realising the first year was basically GCSE German and A Level Comp Sci. Plus I thought starting at the bottom of my particular career ladder would be time better spent.