What is the career path for subjects chosen?

[Cheerfuldad]

Hi All,


My DS studies in one of the IP School and come sec 3, he needs to choose between Humanities and Maths & Science. May I know what are the career paths for selecting Humanities or Maths & Science. Please advise. :?:

Thank you.

Regards
Cheerfuldad

[verykiasu2010]

it is easier to switch to humanities from math/science at Pre-U or uni…but will be very difficult to switch from humanities to math / science if later found to be boring…math/science offers wider choice of careers in math/science as well as humanities but will be difficult for humanity grad to do a career in science

[Cheerfuldad]

verykiasu2010:

it is easier to switch to humanities from math/science at Pre-U or uni...but will be very difficult to switch from humanities to math / science if later found to be boring.....math/science offers wider choice of careers in math/science as well as humanities but will be difficult for humanity grad to do a career in science

Hi verykisau2010,

Thank you for your information.

Regards

[vlim]

Heard that Economic Subject in yr 5, is pretty tough to handle :?

[verykiasu2010]

vlim:

Heard that Economic Subject in yr 5, is pretty tough to handle :?

that is no difference from any one doing econs at JC1....no one has any advantage as don't think any one has any chance to do econs between year 1 - 4. everyone starts at the same starting line...but if one were to take econs in uni year 1, then they would find it boring repeating what has been done during JC1-2/year 5-6

[jtoh]

vlim:

Heard that Economic Subject in yr 5, is pretty tough to handle :?

I don't think Economics per se is that difficult in A levels. It's more because it's a new subject and the students haven't got a handle on it.

[vlim]

verykiasu2010:

vlim:

Heard that Economic Subject in yr 5, is pretty tough to handle :?

that is no difference from any one doing econs at JC1....no one has any advantage as don't think any one has any chance to do econs between year 1 - 4. everyone starts at the same starting line...but if one were to take econs in uni year 1, then they would find it boring repeating what has been done during JC1-2/year 5-6

Is it? They repeat the topics in uni yr1? .. Then tt would be boring ..., :roll:

[vlim]

jtoh:

vlim:

Heard that Economic Subject in yr 5, is pretty tough to handle :?

I don't think Economics per se is that difficult in A levels. It's more because it's a new subject and the students haven't got a handle on it.

I heard need to do case study and they need to do analysis and write out .... So those who are not good in write out will jialet ... :roll:

[MandyMummy]

vlim:

jtoh:

[quote=\"vlim\"]Heard that Economic Subject in yr 5, is pretty tough to handle :?

I don't think Economics per se is that difficult in A levels. It's more because it's a new subject and the students haven't got a handle on it.

I heard need to do case study and they need to do analysis and write out .... So those who are not good in write out will jialet ... :roll:[/quote]Ya lor, the case study questions are tough. They removed the easier and pretty high scoring MCQ paper years ago.

[jtoh]

vlim:

verykiasu2010:

[quote=\"vlim\"]Heard that Economic Subject in yr 5, is pretty tough to handle :?

that is no difference from any one doing econs at JC1....no one has any advantage as don't think any one has any chance to do econs between year 1 - 4. everyone starts at the same starting line...but if one were to take econs in uni year 1, then they would find it boring repeating what has been done during JC1-2/year 5-6

Is it? They repeat the topics in uni yr1? .. Then tt would be boring ..., :roll:[/quote]They have to go through the fundamentals again. Your son will find that alot of what he's doing at S1 and S2 he would have done in GEP too. :evil: