What are the year 9 options?
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It's where you decide what lessons you're going to study in Year10..........English, Science & Maths are compulsory, along with a Language & a Technology.\n\nYour school should give you all the details and support etc.........\n\nHope this helps.
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I doubt it. You could try the guide below.\nYou could also spend the $29 for a year's subscription to classmates.com, if it was important to you.
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i'm sorry, but you can't get this year's. but you can get last year's term's test. cause it doesn't sell it and you can't print it out anywhere. and anyways, last year's will probably be pretty similar to this year's. so i suggest u use last term's to study.
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GCSE is key stage 4!\n\nIf GCSE past papers are what you want, go to the exam boards.  AQA and OCR put past papers on their web sites.  Edexcel make you pay for them.
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I think it would be easy to explain the difference in the difficulty of courses that one must take in grade 6, compared with grade 9.  I really think it would be a fun essay to compare your  feelings about; boys/girls, fashion, your parents, your hobbies, etc. I personally had such a 360 degree turn around from 6th to 9th grade.
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There are a number of options
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1. Freshman (9th grade)\n2. Sophomore (10th grade)\n3. Junior (11th grade)\n4. Senior (12th grade)
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Go back to college and do your GCSE's. If it's what you really want the option is there for you!
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3.5 or higher is usually needed.  3.8 and up is best.  Sometimes students with 3.0s get in, but not that often.
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Carrer options after 10th are the following:\nA. Opt forEng, Phy,Chem and Bio in +2. This will lead to take up a Medical profession. You can appear for an entrance and can become a doctor. If you are unable to do well you can still be associated with medical profession by becoming a paramedics staff like Lab Technicians etc by joining a Paramedical course . You can also become a Nurse which is a very high paying and a noble profession and is in high demands abroad.\nB.You can opt forEng, Phy,Chem and Maths. This will enable you to join Engineering streams and you can opt from a wide list of disciplines like Electronics, Computer Sc, Mechanical, Civil, Architecture, Chemical etc.\nC. You can also opt for B.Pharma by opting for A/B if Medicines interest you.\nD. You can opt for commerce/Economics in +2 and pusue a carreer in Accountancy and Management. You can do BBA after your +2. You can also opt for becoming a Cost Accountant or a CA (Chartered Accountant)\nE.Finally you can opt for Eng/Phy/Chem/Maths and Computer Science and join Computer Software/ Hardware Engineer if that interests you.As per your choice you can take up a four year degree course in Computers or a three year NIIT with BCA or you can be an Hardware Technicians if yiou are not academically sound but are very found of doing practicals.\nF. And if you have enough stamina and would like all options to be opened opt for an school which gives you the following combination.\nEng/Phy/Chem/Maths andBiology as additional subject. This way you will have two more years to decide on the exact course of your carreer. You can think for two more years .\nGOOD LUCK
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Hi\n9th is an imp class. it forms d base for ur higher classes(remember 10th is toooo imp). if u make a study schedule now and follow it regularly u'll have no probs. in 10th and thereon.\n\nMoreover 9th is a class where u tend to chill out.it no doubt is also imp. as it goes on a long way in building ur personality. its that time wen u start as a individual, maybe more dependent. u make ur own selective friend circle. u go out with ur friends and u need to be aware. \n\nalso u need to know d world. u'll start realizing d ill-effects of our society.\nBut just "live life king-sized".
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just type belgium college in www.google.com it will give options choose the appropriate.
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Very likely but check with the school. A lot of things change within 10 years.
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http://www.capital.com.au/html/caseStudies.htm\n\ngo to this site it has heaps take your pick
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I would take a wide variety of courses...sciences, maths, history, geography, languages.  That way you will have all of your bases covered.
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I can explain the system from a state school perspective...\n\nAt the age of around 14, in 'year 9' students decide their 'options' for GCSE. The options available vary from school to school, a science, maths and english course is compulosory though, usually a 'humanities' subject is also compulsory. PE, RS and IT short courses also are expected, however these do not count as an 'option'. Generally students take between 8 and 10 GCSE's which begin in the september if 'year 10'. \n\nThe first GCSE year is like a preparation, fundamental learning in order to progress to the second year. Assessment is carried out depending on which exam board is being used. Some courses are modular, where a series of short exams are taken all of which count toward the final grade. Usually coursework assessments are also carried out.\n\nSome schools set exams at the end of the school year as well to track progression of students and to ensure they are taking the correct level of exam (Normally Lower, intermediate and high).\n\nThe second, and final GCSE year involves advanced learning in the course with the basics being built on and developed. At the end of the year final exams are taken which cover two years worth of work (unless taking modular courses). Some courses are coursework or practical based, for example Design and Technology where most of the grade is dependent on a year long project, with only a small amount of exam time. \n\nThe exams are marked, and total grades calculated. Grades A-C are generally accepted as passes, 5 A-C grades must be achieved in order to progress to most academic colleges.\n\nHope that helps, feel free to contact me for any more information.
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You have covered pretty much of the Singapore unis. NTU and NUS are quite prestigious. You may want to try SIM lor....