Future *sigh*

[JT-Fan]

I've been thinking about this lately and I have NO idea what I am gonna do as a future career. Im a A grade student and I dunno what to do.
Any sites/people can help me?
For gcse I took:

• Maths
• Double Science
• English Lit
• English Lang
• Geog
• History
• Gujrati
• French
• Italian
• IT
• Technology

Any help

[ilovejordan]

Well what job would you like?

[JT-Fan]

Im really good at maths and physics and mechanics and stuff like that

[PatrickBuddy]

I say that you should just do what you feel you like to do. If you don't have ANY ideas at all, why not take a walk or watch some tv for ideas? If you see somebody doing something that looks interesting or cool to you, why not try doing that?

[Piipp]

I suffer the same problem. 8 weeks 'til I leave school and I have no idea...

[PatrickBuddy]

I suffer the same problem. 8 weeks 'til I leave school and I have no idea...

Well what interests you?

[Kieeran]

whast gujurati?

[Lycan]

i ended up choosing the one subject i'm v good at... (rest probebly rubbish at) and focusing on that... in my case it was computers, so now in sept i'm going to college to study etc

so just think what you can do the best and enjoy doing and look into jobs that have something to do with it

[FlyingJesus]

Your list of GCSEs doesn't help much really I'm afraid. Looking at the list I'd say languages would probably be a strong point, but you then said you were into mechanics which isn't really anything like a language career.

The Connexions website (*Click*) can help you see what sort of career paths are open to you with the courses you've chosen, but you really don't need to be worrying just yet. You mentioned your chosen GCSEs not A levels, so I'm guessing you're a year 10, possibly year 9 if you've just chosen them. I'm at the end of year 11, leaving school soon, and I have no idea what job I want to end up in. Remember, you'll most likely have college after school, which is usually at least 2 more years, and is more refined (as in, you have less subjects but from a wider range, so they're more likely to reflect you as a person).

If I'm mistaken and you are leaving school this year, your chosen A levels would help more than GCSE subjects. Even so, you shouldn't worry about full on careers just yet. For a very professional career you'll probably need not only A levels but degrees from university, so you have many many years to think of what you want to do.

[MikeThePony]

How about being an ear doctor?